A vibrant collection of tropical cumbias from the “Godfather of New Mexico Music,” this album compiles 15 upbeat tracks including El Botones, La Interesada, Pachito 'e Che, and La Múcura. Released by Al Hurricane Productions, it showcases his signature fusion of Latin rhythms, regional Mexican styles, and playful storytelling. Runtime: 47 minutes.

Released in 2019, this commemorative album features 11 tracks celebrating Sangre Joven’s legacy in New Mexico music. With Bobby Madrid on vocals, it revisits classics like Borrachera, Las Nubes, and Y Ándale, blending ranchera, norteño, and cumbia styles. Runtime: 36 minutes. A tribute to three decades of regional pride and musical tradition.

Released via Striking Music, Con Mariachi features 10 tracks blending traditional mariachi with Lorenzo Antonio’s signature romantic style. Highlights include Prieta Linda, Carmentea, Senorita Cantinera, and Bala Perdida. The album pays tribute to classic Mexican folk sounds with modern arrangements and heartfelt vocals. Runtime: 31 minutes.

Released by Leona Records, La Voz de Aztlan is a landmark Tejano album blending Latin soul, funk, and traditional Mexican styles. Recorded at Freddie Studios in Corpus Christi, Texas, the album features standout tracks like Cuatro Balasos, Te An De Dar Veneno, Somos Parejos, and Beer Barrel Polka. Vocals are shared by Little Joe, Johnny Hernandez, and Benny Muñoz, with arrangements that reflect Chicano pride and musical innovation. The album was later reissued on CD in 2008.

Released independently, Dulces Recuerdos is a Latin fusion album blending cumbia, salsa, and reggae influences. Known for his vibrant New Mexico sound, Micky Cruz delivers tracks like Dulce Recuerdo, La Negra Tomasa, No Me Hagas Esperar, and La Llorona. The album was later featured in his Cumbegue 3 collection, showcasing his rhythmic versatility and bilingual appeal. Runtime: approx. 40 minutes.

Preston was an award winning musician and entertainer. He started playing at the young age of nine and continued throughout his life. He enjoyed singing and played with several different bands throughout his years of entertaining.

El Grupo Mezcal – I'm in Taos / Necesito Amor A vibrant fusion of New Mexico roots and Latin rock influences, El Grupo Mezcal delivers heartfelt vocals and rhythmic guitar-driven tracks across these two standout albums. I'm in Taos (2018) captures the spirit of the Southwest with soulful ballads and regional flair, while Necesito Amor leans into romantic themes with melodic hooks and bilingual lyrics. Ideal for fans of Chicano rock, Latin pop, and regional crossover sounds.

Florian G. Castillo – 22 Éxitos Originales (Special Edition) A career-spanning compilation featuring 22 original hits by Latin singer-songwriter Florian G. Castillo. This special edition includes the chart-topping ballad Mi Hermana, Mi Segunda Madre, alongside a mix of romantic boleros, heartfelt rancheras, and regional pop tracks. Known for his emotive delivery and lyrical tributes to family and love, Castillo’s music blends traditional Mexican styles with contemporary arrangements, making this collection ideal for Latin cataloging across bolero, regional Mexican, and Latin pop genres.

This tribute album celebrates Santana’s influence by recreating his iconic sound through Latin-infused guitar arrangements. Let me know if you want this formatted for cataloging or paired with other tribute releases.

El Mariachi Cowboy: ¿Quién Soy? by Abenicio Sánchez is a bold fusion of mariachi tradition and cowboy grit, exploring themes of identity and heritage through heartfelt ballads and rich instrumentation. With his signature blue turtleneck and commanding presence, Sánchez bridges rural Mexican storytelling with modern Latin flair, delivering a personal and evocative musical journey.

This compilation album honors the legacy of Al Hurricane, a pioneering figure in New Mexico music often referred to as "The Godfather." Featuring a range of artists influenced by his signature blend of rock, country, and Latin styles, Volume 2 continues the celebration of his decades-long impact on Southwestern sound. The tribute captures the spirit and versatility of Al Hurricane’s music, showcasing heartfelt performances that reflect his enduring influence.

Volume 1 of this tribute series celebrates the musical legacy of Al Hurricane, a foundational figure in New Mexico’s music scene. Known for his fusion of rock, country, and Latin influences, Al Hurricane’s style shaped generations of regional musicians. This album features performances from artists who were inspired by his work, offering a heartfelt homage to his contributions and cultural impact.

This energetic collection showcases Al Hurricane’s mastery of the cumbia genre, blending traditional Latin rhythms with his signature Southwestern flair. Featuring 15 of his most popular cumbia tracks, the album highlights his ability to get audiences dancing while maintaining the heartfelt storytelling that defined his career. A staple of New Mexico music, Al Hurricane’s vibrant guitar work and charismatic stage presence shine throughout this compilation.

“Hey Sugar Baby!” captures Al Hurricane’s playful side, blending upbeat rhythms with his signature New Mexico sound. The album likely features a mix of rock and Latin influences, anchored by catchy melodies and charismatic vocals. With its bold styling and nod to his “Godfather” persona, this release reflects both his musical versatility and enduring appeal across generations.

In “Como Pasan Los Años,” Al Hurricane Jr. reflects on the passage of time through heartfelt lyrics and rich musical textures. As the son of Al Hurricane, he carries forward the family’s legacy with a blend of Latin, country, and rock influences. This album showcases his vocal strength and emotional depth, offering a tribute to enduring memories and the evolution of New Mexico’s musical heritage.

“Al Pie De Un Crucifijo” offers a solemn and introspective musical journey from Preston, blending spiritual themes with acoustic instrumentation. The imagery evokes a sense of reverence and reflection, suggesting songs that explore faith, personal trials, and emotional depth. With its minimalist setting and symbolic elements, the album likely resonates with listeners seeking heartfelt, contemplative Latin ballads.

This release highlights Bandolero’s most popular tracks, blending traditional Mexican themes with energetic rhythms. The title Lo Mejor signals a greatest-hits collection, while the “Most Wanted” motif adds a playful outlaw flair rooted in cultural pride.

This volume from The Blue Ventures showcases their signature Tejano and regional Mexican sound, blending heartfelt vocals with traditional instrumentation. The album reflects themes of faith and devotion, common in their spiritually influenced repertoire.

This spiritually themed release continues the group’s tradition of heartfelt Tejano and regional Mexican music. With rich harmonies and devotional lyrics, it reflects the band’s deep cultural and musical roots.

This volume continues the group’s tradition of Tejano and regional Mexican music, featuring vibrant instrumentation and heartfelt vocals. With guitars and saxophones in the mix, the album blends cultural storytelling with rhythmic flair.

Copa Tras Copa showcases Bobby Madrid’s emotive trumpet work and vocal stylings rooted in New Mexico’s Latin music traditions. With a title that translates to “Cup After Cup,” the track evokes themes of heartbreak, reflection, and resilience, often found in regional ballads and rancheras. The moody cover art and expressive instrumentation suggest a deeply personal and soulful listening experience.

Mi Regreso marks a reflective and heartfelt return for Bobby Madrid, blending traditional Latin instrumentation with personal themes of renewal and homecoming. Featuring trumpet-driven melodies and regional influences, the album continues his dedication to New Mexico’s vibrant Latin music heritage.

Que Bonita Chaparrita is a romantic Latin ballad celebrating charm and affection, delivered with Bobby Madrid’s signature trumpet and vocal style. Rooted in New Mexico’s regional music traditions, the track blends heartfelt lyrics with melodic instrumentation, honoring the classic sound of Tejano and mariachi influences.

Solo Tuyo by Bryan Olivas blends romantic themes with regional Mexican influences, featuring heartfelt lyrics and melodic instrumentation. With titles like “Amar,” “Sueño,” and “Promesas,” the project explores love, dreams, and devotion, delivered through Olivas’s expressive vocal style and traditional arrangements.

Sueño showcases Bryan Olivas’s smooth vocal delivery and heartfelt songwriting, rooted in regional Mexican and Latin ballad traditions. The album explores themes of longing and aspiration, blending romantic melodies with traditional instrumentation for a deeply emotional listening experience.

With vibrant colors and bold typography, the cover of A Mi Modo reflects Candace Vargas’s expressive and modern take on Latin music. The title, meaning “My Way,” suggests a personal and confident artistic statement. Expect a blend of heartfelt ballads and rhythmic tracks that showcase her vocal range and individuality within the evolving Latin pop landscape.

Soy Quien Soy (“I Am Who I Am”) is a bold and empowering release from Candace Vargas, blending contemporary Latin pop with traditional influences. The album celebrates identity and self-expression, featuring passionate vocals and dynamic arrangements that reflect her confident artistic voice.

Charisma represents the vibrant musical traditions of northern New Mexico, blending Tejano rhythms with regional flair. The title Del Corazón suggests heartfelt themes, likely centered on love, community, and cultural pride. With their western attire and romantic imagery, the group embodies a classic, grassroots aesthetic that resonates with fans of New Mexico’s rich musical heritage.

huck Medina & The Enchanted Knights blend traditional New Mexico sounds with rock and Latin influences, celebrating musical passion and cultural pride. Por El Amor de la Música (“For the Love of Music”) suggests a heartfelt tribute to artistic expression, likely featuring romantic ballads, danceable rhythms, and regional storytelling. The electric guitar and scenic backdrop reinforce the fusion of modern energy with local roots.

A bold, genre-rooted compilation featuring well-known tracks in the regional Mexican style. The cover art integrates a stylized revolver with the ".45" motif, reinforcing the group's gritty, streetwise aesthetic.

Eddie Dimas – El Mosquito (Crash Records) – Tex-Mex / Instrumental / Chicano Rock A lively, genre-blending instrumental rooted in Tex-Mex traditions, featuring rhythmic guitar work and playful brass accents. “El Mosquito” exemplifies the regional flair of Chicano rock and borderland dance music, with Eddie Dimas delivering energetic, danceable grooves.

Santana – Amigos (1976) – Latin Rock / Jazz Fusion / Psychedelic Rock A colorful blend of Latin rhythms and jazz-infused rock, “Amigos” features Carlos Santana’s signature guitar work layered over vibrant percussion and soulful melodies. Highlights include “Let It Shine” and “Europa,” the latter becoming one of his most beloved instrumental tracks.

Felix and Milfred Salazar and The Purple Haze – Viejo El Viento – Tejano / Latin Rock / Regional Mexican A regional release blending heartfelt vocals with traditional Tejano instrumentation and Latin rock influences. “Viejo El Viento” evokes themes of nostalgia and resilience, rooted in the musical heritage of Mexican-American communities in the Southwest.

Flaco Jiménez – Ay Te Dejo En San Antonio y Mas! – Tejano / Conjunto / Norteño A Grammy-winning collection from the legendary accordionist, showcasing over an hour of vibrant Tejano and conjunto classics. Released by Arhoolie Records (CD-358), this album captures Flaco’s signature style—lively polkas, heartfelt rancheras, and masterful accordion work rooted in South Texas tradition.

Lo Esencial by Galy Galiano is a career-spanning compilation highlighting his romantic ballads, tropical hits, and Latin pop staples. Known for his emotive voice and genre versatility, this collection includes fan favorites across salsa, cumbia, and bolero styles.

Turn It On Again: The Hits – The Tour Edition is a comprehensive collection of Genesis’s most iconic tracks, spanning their progressive rock beginnings to chart-topping pop hits. This edition celebrates their reunion tour with remastered classics and fan favorites.

Grandes Éxitos is a compilation of Shakira’s most iconic Spanish-language hits from her early career, including tracks from Pies Descalzos, ¿Dónde Están los Ladrones?, and MTV Unplugged. The album highlights her fusion of Latin pop, rock, and folk influences.

Cachito by Grupo Chimayo blends traditional and contemporary Latin sounds, likely rooted in regional Mexican or New Mexico-style music. The album cover’s rural setting and coordinated attire suggest a focus on heartfelt, community-driven themes.

This album features a blend of traditional and contemporary sounds, showcasing the vibrant musical heritage of Northern New Mexico. Led by award-winning artist Candace Vargas, it combines genres like rancheras, cumbias, country, and classic rock, offering a dynamic listening experience.

Dulces Recuerdos is the second album by Micky Cruz, a Latin artist who overcame a challenging childhood to become a self-taught musician. Released in 1994, the album features a mix of Latin and folk influences, showcasing Cruz's unique vocal talent and flair. Notable tracks include "Guantanamera," "Un Granito De Azúcar," and "Soldado De Mi País," blending traditional Latin sounds with contemporary arrangements.

Mía is the 2014 album by Darren Cordova y Calor, a prominent Latin band known for their fusion of traditional and contemporary Latin music. Released on May 3, 2014, under DMC Records and Entertainment Group LLC, the album features 11 tracks with a total duration of 37 minutes and 42 seconds. It includes songs like "Apenas Te Conozco," "Mía," and "Solo En Sueños," showcasing the band's versatile musical style. 

Mi Alma is the debut album by Matt Duran, released in 2008. The album features a blend of Latin and regional Mexican music, showcasing Duran's heartfelt lyrics and emotive vocals. Notable tracks include "Mi Destino," "Dame Tu Querer," and "Me Aventaron Tus Brazos," which highlight themes of love, longing, and personal reflection. The album's rich melodies and authentic storytelling have resonated with fans of Latin music, establishing Matt Duran as a promising artist in the genre

La Diferencia is an album by Matthew Martinez, blending Latin and regional Mexican influences with heartfelt lyrics and emotive vocals. The album highlights Martinez's storytelling ability, delivering songs about love, longing, and life experiences.

El Destino is an album by Matthew Martinez, released on March 8, 2017. The album features a blend of Latin and regional Mexican music, showcasing Martinez's emotive vocals and storytelling. Notable tracks include "El Campanero," "Sin Ti No Puedo Vivir," and "El Destino," the latter featuring Mari Griego. The album's themes revolve around love, longing, and life's journey.

The Best of Malo is a compilation album by the Latin rock band Malo, released in 1991 under the GNP Crescendo label. This collection features the band's most iconic tracks, including the hit "Suavecito," a soulful fusion of Latin rhythms and rock elements. The album captures Malo's unique sound and showcases their contributions to the Latin rock genre.

En Vivo: Live is a live album by the Latin rock band Malo, released on September 27, 2005, under EMI Latin. The album captures the band's energetic performance at The Palace Indian Gaming Center in Lemoore, California. It features a mix of their classic hits and newer material, showcasing their signature fusion of Latin rhythms and rock elements. The album includes tracks like "Suavecito," "Nena," and "Ritmo Tropical," highlighting Malo's enduring appeal and musical versatility.

The Best of Malo is a compilation album by the Latin rock band Malo, released in 1991 by GNP Crescendo. This collection features 16 tracks, including their iconic hit "Suavecito," along with other fan favorites like "Nena," "Pana," and "Café." The album showcases Malo's signature blend of Latin rhythms, rock, and funk, capturing the essence of their early 1970s sound. It's a definitive compilation for both new listeners and longtime fans of the band.

Rancheras 3 is a compilation album featuring renowned Latin artists Lorenzo Antonio, Narciso Monares, Cornelio Reyna, and two additional performers. Released in 2008, this collection showcases a selection of classic ranchera songs, highlighting the rich musical heritage of Mexico. The album includes tracks such as "Pa' Que Te Duela," "La Judiora," and "Mesa Del Rincón," offering a blend of heartfelt lyrics and traditional melodies. It's a must-have for enthusiasts of traditional Mexican music.

Cantan Corridos Vol. 2 is an album by Lorenzo Antonio and the group Sparx, released in 1998. This album focuses on the interpretation of corridos, a traditional subgenre of Mexican music. With iconic tracks like "El Corrido de Juanito" and "Corrido de Lucio Vazquez," this work captures the essence of regional Mexican music, combining Lorenzo Antonio's powerful voice with the harmony of the Sparx group.

Grandes Éxitos Con Mariachi is a collaborative album by Lorenzo Antonio and the all-female Latin group Sparx, released in 2003 by Striking Music. This compilation showcases their renditions of classic Mexican songs, blending traditional mariachi instrumentation with their distinctive vocal harmonies. The album features tracks such as "La Farsante," "Ojitos Verdes," and "Mi Virgen Ranchera," highlighting their deep roots in regional Mexican music. It serves as a testament to their musical heritage and their ability to bring a fresh perspective to timeless songs. 

¡A Bailar! is a lively Latin music album by Lorenzo Antonio and the all-female group Sparx, released on November 19, 2012. The album features a mix of cumbias, salsa, and tropical rhythms, showcasing the energetic collaboration between Lorenzo Antonio and Sparx. Notable tracks include "Besito De Coco," "La Cumbia Barulera," and "La Negra Tomasa," each offering a unique blend of traditional and contemporary Latin sounds.

Corazón Herido Despecho Cumplido is the fifth solo studio album by Luisa G, released on December 12, 2024. This album delves into themes of heartbreak and resilience, blending traditional Mexican sounds with contemporary influences. It features 12 tracks, including "El Puente Roto," "Limoncito Azucarado," and "Que Me Vas a Dar." The album showcases Luisa G's vocal prowess and emotional depth, resonating with listeners who appreciate heartfelt storytelling through music.

Una Vez Más is the latest album by Los Garrapatas, released in 2024. This album continues their tradition of blending traditional New Mexican music with contemporary influences, featuring a mix of cumbias, rancheras, and polkas. Tracks like "Te Han De Dar Veneno," "Por Una Mujer Casada," and "Cumbia Garrapata" showcase their signature sound and storytelling

Los Garrapatas – Canciones de Traición y Pasión (Special Edition), release date unknown A heartfelt and emotionally raw collection exploring themes of betrayal and longing, delivered with traditional norteño instrumentation and expressive vocal storytelling.

Los Mejores Éxitos de Los Cordovas is a compilation album by the Mexican band Los Cordovas, released in 1991. This collection features some of their most popular songs, showcasing their distinctive blend of traditional Mexican music with contemporary influences. The album includes tracks like "La Marcha de los Novios," "Que Me Entierren Cantando," and "Tipi Tipi Tin," highlighting the band's versatility and musical prowess. The compilation is available for streaming on platforms like Shazam and Apple Music. 

A spirited and emotionally grounded album from Los Garrapatas, Una Vez Más blends traditional norteño instrumentation with heartfelt storytelling. The Chavez Brothers deliver songs that explore themes of perseverance, romantic loss, and cultural pride, all wrapped in rich accordion melodies and rustic vocal harmonies. With its cowboy imagery and regional flair, the album evokes the spirit of rural life and the enduring strength of family and tradition.

A definitive compilation showcasing the award-winning tracks from the 2012 Los 15 Grandes De Nuevo Mexico ceremony. The album brings together fifteen standout performances by artists such as Lorenzo Antonio y Sparx, Bryan Olivas, Jerry Lopez, Miguel Timoteo, and more, spanning regional Mexican styles from ranchera and norteño to Tejano. It captures the vibrant Latin music scene in New Mexico and highlights the talent celebrated at the state’s most prestigious Latin music awards.

A vibrant celebration of traditional mariachi, showcasing Lorenzo Antonio’s warm vocals supported by crisp trumpets, soulful guitarrón, and rhythmic vihuela. Genre: Mariachi

Éxitos Rancheros is a studio album by Lorenzo Antonio, featuring his take on traditional ranchera music. The album blends heartfelt lyrics with authentic instrumentation, offering a mix of studio tracks and live performances, showcasing his emotional depth and mastery of the genre.

Playlist: The Very Best of Los Lonely Boys is a compilation album by the American rock band Los Lonely Boys, released on June 30, 2009. This collection features 14 tracks that encapsulate the band's signature blend of rock, blues, and Tex-Mex influences. It includes their chart-topping hit "Heaven," along with other popular songs like "Diamonds," "More Than Love," and live versions of "Heaven" and "La Bamba." The album provides a comprehensive overview of their early career, showcasing their musical versatility and heartfelt performances. 

Más Canciones is Linda Ronstadt’s second album of traditional Mexican songs, following her 1987 release Canciones de Mi Padre. Released in 1991, it features mariachi arrangements and showcases Ronstadt’s deepening connection to her Mexican heritage. The album includes tracks like “Grítenme Piedras del Campo,” “El Toro Relajo,” and “La Barca de Guaymas,” and was produced by Rubén Fuentes and George Massenburg. It received critical acclaim and won the Grammy Award for Best Mexican/Mexican-American Album in 1993. 

This deeply personal project celebrates her Mexican-American heritage, featuring traditional mariachi and ranchera songs that were part of her family's musical traditions. The album was produced by Peter Asher and Rubén Fuentes, with arrangements by Fuentes and performances by renowned mariachi groups such as Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán, Mariachi Los Camperos de Nati Cano, and Mariachi Los Galleros de Pedro Rey. The album achieved significant commercial success, becoming the best-selling non-English language album in U.S. history at the time, and earned Ronstadt a Grammy Award for Best Mexican-American Performance.

This album highlights Jenni Rivera's powerful voice and emotional depth, with themes of resilience, love, and empowerment. Known for its mix of banda, ranchera, and norteña music, it became a significant hit in the Latin music world. The title track "La Misma Gran Señora" reflects Jenni's defiant spirit and determination to remain strong despite life's challenges.

A celebratory compilation marking the band’s 10th anniversary, featuring 14 standout tracks that define their signature sound. Awarded “Band of the Year” by NMHEA in 2000, this release blends Latin, Tejano, and regional influences with heartfelt performance and nostalgic charm.

A nostalgic and heartfelt collection likely revisiting classic Latin ballads or folk songs. The rustic design and mountainous backdrop suggest themes of memory, heritage, and emotional storytelling. Expect traditional instrumentation and expressive vocals.

A vibrant and energetic album that blends traditional norteño sounds with modern influences. "Con Ganas" highlights Johnny Sanchez's signature voice and the band's tight musical arrangements. The album is full of catchy tunes that celebrate love, life, and the spirit of the northern Mexican music genre.

This album blends tropical, cumbia, and Latin rhythms with catchy melodies, creating a lively and festive atmosphere. "Matilda" is known for its danceable tracks and vibrant energy, showcasing José Merlin y Karizzma's ability to merge traditional sounds with a modern flair. The title track, "Matilda," quickly became a favorite for celebrations and parties.

A lively and upbeat album filled with vibrant cumbia and tropical rhythms. "Música Alegre" captures the essence of celebration and joy, with infectious melodies and catchy beats that make it perfect for dancing. Karizzma's energetic performance and fun arrangements make this album a standout in the Latin music scene.

This album offers a warm blend of Latin pop and traditional rhythms, celebrating themes of love, happiness, and positive energy. "Música de Alegría y Amor" features catchy tunes and heartfelt lyrics, aiming to uplift listeners with its vibrant sound and optimistic messages.

This album highlights Kenny Medina's signature style, blending Latin rhythms with heartfelt lyrics. "Canciones a Mi Gusto" features a mix of romantic ballads and upbeat tunes that showcase his versatile voice and love for music. The album reflects personal preferences and emotions, with melodies that resonate with fans of Latin music.