Los Norteños De Cosalá are a regional Mexican band renowned for their robust and emotive contributions to Norteño music, particularly within the banda and corrido sub-genres. Rooted in the traditions of Sinaloa, Mexico, the band is celebrated for their storytelling through music, encapsulating narratives of love, loss, and daily life. Over the years, Los Norteños De Cosalá have cultivated a dedicated fan base with their authentic sound and the impassioned performances they deliver both in their recordings and on stage.

Their body of work extends to a variety of themes, with songs such as "De Pobre a Rico" and "Llego El Amor" showcasing their versatility—from rags-to-riches tales to profound explorations of romance. Los Norteños De Cosalá honor and preserve the cultural heritage of norteño music, while also extending their repertoire with contemporary influences, evident in tracks like "Modo Avion" and "Boquita de Corazón." Their music is characterized by the traditional blend of accordions, guitars, and a robust brass section, creating the signature sound that resonates with fans across both rural towns and bustling cities. With each release, such as "El Guero Palma" and the reflective "Charlar Con la Muerte," they continue to solidify their position in the Mexican music scene as bearers of the Norteño torch.