Los Xochimilcas is an iconic Mexican musical group known for bringing traditional folk sounds to mainstream audiences, often infusing them with a touch of contemporary flair. Named after the pre-Columbian city of Xochimilco in Mexico City, which is famous for its floating gardens, the group embodies a cultural heritage that is both rich and colorful. They have been a staple in Mexican music culture, particularly known for their representation and interpretation of regional music styles.

Over the years, Los Xochimilcas have built a substantial discography that celebrates the diverse landscape of Mexican music. The releases such as "Exitos de Los Xochimilcas" Volumes 1, 2, and 3, compile some of their most beloved tracks and are a testament to their enduring appeal. Albums like "El Regreso del Ritmo" and "23 Exitos" have helped solidify their reputation as guardians of the traditional Mexican sound, while the "Antología...Los Xochimilcas" stands as a comprehensive collection showcasing the breadth and depth of their musical contributions. Los Xochimilcas continue to be celebrated for their commitment to preserving cultural identity through music, engaging audiences with vibrant rhythms and soulful melodies that resonate with generations of listeners.