Mexican Son is a rich and vibrant music genre that embodies the cultural fusion of indigenous, Spanish, and African musical elements, creating a tapestry of sound that is quintessentially Mexican. It is characterized by the use of stringed instruments such as the jarana, guitarra de son, and the distinctive deep-voiced leona, alongside percussive instruments like the marimbol and the cajón, complemented by the lively rhythms of zapateado dancing. The genre encompasses various regional styles, each with its unique flair, from the son jarocho of Veracruz to the son huasteco of the Huasteca region. Lyrics often tell stories of everyday life, love, nature, and historical events, reflecting the nation's diverse social and cultural narratives. The above-mentioned artists contribute to the evolving tradition of Mexican Son, preserving its roots while infusing contemporary influences that keep this genre ever-evolving and reflective of the Mexican spirit.

El Quitiplás (Venezuela)

Los Folkloristas

Single - Released April 26, 2024