Ampersan is a vibrant and dynamic Mexican folk fusion band renowned for their passionate embrace of traditional Latin American sounds and contemporary musical elements. Formed in 2007 by Zindu Cano and Kevin García, Ampersan has spent over a decade experimenting with and reimagining the cultural heritage of Mexico and Latin America. Their sound is a rich tapestry woven with the threads of regional folk music, poetic lyrics, and an array of instruments such as the jarana, violin, trumpet, and guitar, along with electronic beats and ambient textures. The band's mission goes beyond simple musical performance; they are committed to cultural preservation and the promotion of indigenous languages and narratives within their work.

Ampersan's music catalog reflects a strong commitment to addressing social issues and celebrating the diverse cultures of their homeland. With a discography featuring releases like "Dolorosa (En Vivo)" and "6 Conejo," the band showcases their live performance energy and storytelling prowess. Their songs such as "Volver" and "Mujer Espíritu" combine the introspective exploration of identity and existence with the overarching themes of connection and longing. Tracks like "Tonati" and the poignant "Cuando Muere una Lengua" highlight their focus on preserving and elevating the indigenous languages that are at risk of extinction. The group celebrated a milestone with their release "10 Años," marking a decade of musical innovation and cultural advocacy. Ampersan continues to evolve and inspire, using their platform to speak on vital issues and unite audiences through the universal language of music.