The New York Times

The World Loves Corridos Tumbados. In Mexico, It’s Complicated.

Inspired by a century-old genre from the Mexican countryside, the latest pop music phenomenon is drawing thousands of young fans — and criticism for its violent references. By Elda Cantú Elda Cantú ...
London Evening Standard

Corridos tumbados: the modern spin on the Mexican ballad is taking over the charts, but has a complicated past

In Mexico, the corrido ‒ a form of musical ballad used to tell classic tales of romance and struggle ‒ is nothing new, but it is now going global. From the rapid success of Grammy-nominated artist ...
Billboard

Know the Difference Between Corridos, Norteño and Sierreño? Our Mexican Music Dictionary Breaks Down the Genre’s Styles

With artists like Peso Pluma and Fuerza Regida dominating the charts, we explain the different subgenres that fall under regional Mexican music. By Tere Aguilera Regional Mexican music is dominating ...

Linea Personal sprinkles R&B soul in LP 'Todo ø Nada'

For the Stockton band, bringing its sophomore album, 'Todo ø Nada,' to life was a slow burn, which often involved relinquishing control over details of the creative process.
ABC15 Arizona

How a regional Mexican ‘corrido’ became the newest Phoenix Suns anthem

PHOENIX — A Valley band was surprised when they received a call from the Phoenix Suns requesting a song in Spanish. “We were on the road between Tucson and Phoenix, we came out with the lyrics in 10 ...