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Galante currently has six songs that have reached the Billboard Regional Mexican Airplay Top 100. Nathan Galante, ‘Y Soporta’ - Photo: Courtesy of UMG Nathan Galante, who is currently dominating the Billboard Regional Mexican chart, has recruited fellow Regional Mexican sensations Grupo Firme for a new single “Y Soporta.” Check it out below.Nathan Galante, known as “the heartbroken musician,” continues to surprise us. After two live production albums and a tribute to great latin female performers with his production “Una Copa Por Cada Reina,” he releases his first single, “Y Soporta,” which serves as an introduction to his upcoming original production. In collaboration with Edgar Barrera and Horacio Palencia, they successfully merge the undeniable talent of Grupo Firme with Nathan’s interpretation, creating a delightful blend of sounds and voices from the very first note.Grupo Firme, Nathan Galante - Y Soporta (LETRA)Click to load video“A song that everyone needs to send to their ex!,” exclaims Nathan Galante. “This song talks about how the person you once loved no longer holds that place, and how the plans you had together will now be with someone else. And so, your past love will have to endure this.” Nathan Galante is already revolutionizing the regional Mexican music scene by writing successful songs for some of the most popular artists in the genre. He currently has six songs that have reached the Billboard Regional Mexican Airplay Top 100, co-written with Horacio Palencia, Edgar Barrera, and Geovani Cabrera. These songs include “Ya Supérame” (Grupo Firme), “Ya Solo Eres Mi Ex” (La Adictiva), “Cada Quien” (Grupo Firme/Maluma), “Ojos Cerrados” (Banda MS/Carin León), and “Que Vuelvas” (Carin León, Grupo Frontera).According to BMI, Galante is “a Tijuana-born singer/songwriter who began singing at age four and writing songs in elementary school. Despite having no instrument at the time to accompany his words, he recognized his undeniable talent for sound and lyrics and started performing around Tijuana at private events and on local television programs. At 18, he made a promise to himself that he would become a professional songwriter, and he has since kept that promise.”Buy or stream “Y Soporta.”

Grupo Firme is a musica mexicana septet from Tijuana who play a 21st century hybrid of Mexican music that straddles banda and norteño. Their stylish videos and streaming covers of songs by other Latin artists helped to establish their considerable popularity. While El Barco, their 2017 debut album, performed well at radio and streaming, their 2019 breakthrough version of Calibre 50's "El Amor No Fue Pa’ Mi" registered 200 million views on YouTube and broke through to audiences on both sides of the border. That same year, the single "Cada Vez Te Extrano Mas," in collaboration with El Yaki Luis Alfonso Partida, hit the Mexican Regional airplay charts. Since then, they have netted ten charting singles that include three number ones in 2021: their live "Ya Superame," "El Toxico" (feat. Carin Leon), and "Cada Quien" (feat. Maluma). Their second studio album, 2020's Nos Divertimos Logrando Lo Imposible, also placed in the upper rungs at streaming. Between 2021-2024, Grupo Firme released a whopping 72 singles. The live offering Desde Mazatlán, Sinaloa, appeared in August 2024.Grupo Firme have never fit into categories neatly. While the majority of bandas usually hail from Mazatlán and contain anywhere from a dozen to 16 members, this septet hails from Baja California, Tijuana -- which also sets them apart from most norteño groups, who perform as quintets.They were founded as Grupo Fuerza in 2013 by Eduin Cazares (leader and vocalist) with guitarist Joaquín Ruiz, singer Jhonny Cazarez, harmony vocalist Abraham Hernández, bassist Christian Téllez, accordionist Dylan Camacho, and drummer Fito Rubio. At the time, they were an underground norteño group singing improvised and traditional corridos in informal settings. Their warts-and-all rawness and spontaneity netted viral videos for the songs "Juro por Dios," "Ni El Dinero, Ni Nada," and "Pideme." They changed their name to Grupo Firme in 2014. They kept posting videos of their informally recorded singles for several years while establishing a reputation for incendiary live performances. In 2017, Isael Gutierrez, CEO of indie regional Mexican music label Music VIP, caught them live in Tijuana after seeing their videos. He loved them but imagined them in a different space than the one they occupied. He approached them with a very different proposition: to transcend the raw corridos in favor of a hybrid approach to Mexican Regional music. They issued the studio album El Barco that year; it performed respectably at streaming and garnered airplay regionally. In

KQRT La Tricolor 105.1 FM en vivo ¡Puros Trancasos! Categorias: Mexican Music Clasificación: Frecuencias KQRT La Tricolor 105.1 FM Las Vegas: 105.1 FM Lista de las canciones más escuchadas Últimos 7 días: 1. Emilion - El Amor de Mi Herida 2. Alfredo Olivas - Noche De Enciclopedia 3. Calibre 50 - El Sueño Americano 4. Banda Carnaval - Pude 5. Grupo Firme - Tus Verdades (En Vivo) 6. La Arrolladora Banda el Limón de Rene Camacho - Una Historia Mal Contada 7. Fuerza Regida - ME JALO 8. Banda El Recodo de Cruz Lizarraga - COQUETO TAZO DORADO 9. Jesus Escobosa - Me Prendes 10. Grupo Arriesgado - Que Chulada Últimos 30 días: 1. Alfredo Olivas - Noche De Enciclopedia 2. Calibre 50 - El Sueño Americano 3. La Arrolladora Banda el Limón de Rene Camacho - Una Historia Mal Contada 4. Grupo Firme - Tus Verdades (En Vivo) 5. Banda El Recodo de Cruz Lizarraga - COQUETO TAZO DORADO 6. Banda Carnaval - Pude 7. Emilion - El Amor de Mi Herida 8. Fuerza Regida - ME JALO 9. Jesus Escobosa - Me Prendes 10. Becky G - CRISIS Contactos Redes sociales Compartir Comentarios

New generations on both sides of the border are reinventing Mexican traditions in thrilling new ways — and the world is listening As soon as Alex Guerra and Ramon Ruiz discovered 15-year-old Yahritza Martinez on TikTok, they knew she was going to be huge. The high schooler from Yakima, Washington, had been courting a massive following on social media with her shockingly powerful voice, and Ruiz and Guerra — both artists from the seminal Mexican band Legado 7 and founders of the label Lumbre Music — quickly signed her and her two brothers, Armando and Jairo Martinez, forming the band Yahritza y Su Esencia. Still, no one could have predicted the seismic wave caused by the band’s first single, “Soy El Unico”: In March, the emotional ballad shot to the top of Billboard’s Hot Latin Songs chart and made Yahritza the youngest Latin artist to chart on the Billboard 100, ever.Yahritza’s story is unique on its own, but it also fits into the larger story of música Mexicana’s impressive global expansion. The category, also known as regional, is an umbrella term that encompasses banda, norteña, mariachi, grupero, and more — all sounds that have been getting bigger and bigger in recent years. Headline-making Coachella sets this April included performances by the Sinaloan group Banda MS and the mega-band Grupo Firme, and in May, the brooding outfit Eslabon Armado released Nostalgia, the first música Mexicana album to reach the Top 10 on the Billboard 200. At Apple Music, música Mexicana has

Es la segunda canción del álbum de Frontera Jugando a Que No Pasa Nada que alcanza la cima. Linked Gallery > Featured Image --> Maluma consolida su estatus como un ganador en el chart Regional Mexican Airplay de Billboard gracias a “Por qué será”, su primera colaboración con Grupo Frontera, que sube del No. 3 para dominar la lista con fecha del 10 de agosto. Explorar See latest videos, charts and news See latest videos, charts and news “Por qué será” se lanzó el 9 de mayo como cuarto sencillo del segundo álbum de estudio de Grupo Frontera, Jugando a Que No Pasa Nada, que le valió al grupo texano su primer debut en el top 10 (de dos top 10 en total) tanto en Top Latin Albums como en Regional Mexican Albums en mayo, en el No. 10 y en el No. 6, respectivamente. Trending on Billboard En Regional Mexican Airplay, “Por qué será” sube del No. 3 en su octava semana tras un aumento del 23% en las impresiones de audiencia, a 7,4 millones, en la semana de seguimiento del 26 de julio al 1 de agosto, según Luminate. El ascenso envía a “Mercedes” de Becky G y Oscar Maydon al No. 4, con 4,9 millones de impresiones, lo que se traduce en un descenso del 23% respecto a la semana anterior. Con su nuevo campeón, Frontera consigue su décimo No. 1 en Regional Mexican Airplay, y empata con Grupo Firme en el noveno lugar de los grupos con más liderazgos desde que se lanzó la lista en 1994. La canción le sigue a otra ganadora, “(Entre paréntesis)” con Shakira, que le otorgó a la superestrella pop su primer liderato en una lista regional mexicana (en el chart del 18 de mayo). La ranchera “Por qué será”, mientras tanto, le da a Maluma su tercer campeonato. El cantante colombiano encabezó la lista dos veces antes, con “Cada quien” con Grupo Firme, durante dos semanas en 2022, y con Carin León en “Según quién” en diciembre de 2023. “Por qué será” se une a otra canción de su álbum Jugando a Que No Pasa Nada que alcanzó la cima en Regional Mexican Airplay: “Ya pedo quién sabe” con Christian Nodal, que encabezó el ranking de radio durante una semana en mayo. Además, “Por qué será” gana terreno en la lista general Latin Airplay, donde sube 5-2. Boletines diarios directo a su bandeja de entrada Inscribirse

En una depresión que lo tiene bebiendo de “De lunes a lunes” y sin poder dormir. Grupo Frontera lanza nueva colaboaración con Manuel Turizo. (Telemundo) El sencillo cuenta con la colaboración de Manuel Turizo, el cantante originario de las tierras ganaderas de Montería, Colombia, quien resultó ganador del Premio Juventud de este año al Mejor Hit Tropical por su tema “La Bachata”. Ahora el colombiano expande su versatilidad vocal e interpretativa al incursionar en el género mexicano que actualmente domina la escena musical.Con su peculiar forma interpretativa, Turizo le da un toque especial al tema del Grupo Frontera que viene también de llevarse el Premio Juventud a la Mejor Fusión Regional Mexicana “Un X100to” junto a Bad Bunny.El tema viene de la mano de un video musical que fue dirigido por Simón Brand, Jerome Lehoucq y Sergio De Ávila.Grupo Frontera lanzó el álbum de primer año “El Comienzo” hace unas semanas con 12 pistas, incluido este sencillo extra sorpresa. Actualmente tiene cinco temas en la lista Billboard Global 200. De esta manera, Adelaido Solís, Brian Ortega, Julián Peña Jr., Alberto Acosta, Carlos Guerrero y Juan Javier Cantú, integrantes de Grupo Frontera, continúan conquistando a otros seguidores más allá del género mexicano y constantemente se esfuerzan por lograr nuevas propuestas creativas aderezadas con toque moderno en los sonidos clásicos del norteño y la cumbia.En lo que va del año, Grupo Frontera se mantiene en las listas de Billboard con varios temas, incluido “un x100to” junto a Bad Bunny, “Bebe Dame” junto a Fuerza Regida, “TULUM” al lado de Peso Pluma y “Que vuelvas” junto a Carin Leon, entre otras.Sus duetos con Grupo Firme (“El amor de su vida”), con “Yahritza y su esencia” (Frágil) y Luis R. Conriquez (“Dame un chance”) también le han permitido penetrar en el gusto de los