Los 3 de Michoacán is a regional Mexican music group that has carved out a unique niche with their distinctive blend of traditional sounds, characterized by the emotive strings of the violin and the deep tones of the tololoche. They hail from Michoacán, a state known for its rich musical heritage which significantly influences their songwriting and performances. The group's repertoire frequently celebrates their roots, as evidenced by songs like "MICHOACANO 100 POR CIENTO," reinforcing their pride in their cultural identity.

The band's music exhibits a variety of regional styles, including rancheras, corridos, and boleros, often with a focus on storytelling through music. With songs like "El limpia vidrios,” “COMO QUISIERA,” "El Violin Borracho," and "Los Hermanos Mata," Los 3 de Michoacán have maintained a strong presence within the genre, resonating with audiences who appreciate the fusion of traditional Mexican narratives and the rich, acoustic instrumentation. Their song "Deja Ese Orgullo" serves as another testament to their enduring appeal - a blend of heartfelt lyrics and traditional melodies that has won the hearts of listeners. Through their music, Los 3 de Michoacán continue to showcase the cultural richness and diversity of Michoacán’s music scene to a broader audience.