Los Utrera is an ensemble that has become synonymous with the rich musical tradition of Son Jarocho, the folk music that is deeply rooted in the Mexican state of Veracruz. The family group derives its name from the Utrera family of musicians and artisans, who for generations have been prominent figures in the preservation and dissemination of the regional folk music traditions. The ensemble was established by patriarch patriarch patriarch patriarch Fernando Utrera and his brothers, Andres and Enrique Utrera, who sought to not only maintain but also to promote the Son Jarocho tradition through engaging performances and authentic renditions of this vibrant music.

Known for their meticulous skill and heartfelt performances, Los Utrera have mastered the art of crafting music that resonates with the soulful strands of Mexican cultural heritage. With the release of their self-titled album "Los Utrera (Los)," they have showcased a compelling blend of adept string mastery, percussive footwork, and passionate vocals that are characteristic of Son Jarocho. Their subsequent releases, "Los Utrera (Los): Ay Cosita!" and "Los Utrera: El Son Jarocho," further cement their reputation as cultural custodians of their musical roots. Through their recordings and performances, they not only preserve the traditional sounds of their ancestors but also introduce them to newer generations, both in Mexico and around the world, fostering an appreciation for the intricate interplay of indigenous, Spanish, and African influences that define their beloved genre.