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Iconic Mexican singer, actress, and television host of romantic ballads and Latin pop, celebrated for continental hits like “Yo no te pido la luna” and an extensive career in leading television roles.

Mexican female pop and synth-pop trio, iconic in the 1980s and a pioneer among Spanish-language youth groups, remembered for generational anthems such as “Bazar” and “No controles”.

Colombian Latin pop and tropipop singer-songwriter and producer, winner of multiple Latin Grammy Awards and recognized for blending traditional folk rhythms with contemporary melodies in songs such as "Te mando flores".

Puerto Rican singer-songwriter and musician of Latin pop and romantic ballads, with global reach and international commercial milestones ranging from melodic compositions to massive worldwide dance hits.

Mexican Latin pop and ballad singer, former member of the group Kabah, established as a widely popular solo artist thanks to her vocal power and acclaimed reinterpretations of classics from the eighties and nineties.

Mexican singer-songwriter nicknamed 'El Poeta de la Canción,' a classic figure of the romantic ballad and melodic songwriting in Spanish, and the composer of essential Spanish-language anthems such as 'Vive' and 'Eres'.

Mexican female vocal trio of pop and romantic ballads, renowned for their intricate vocal harmonies, their enduring popularity with hits such as "Cómo te va mi amor", and their tribute albums to Juan Gabriel's repertoire.

Mexican Latin pop and ballad duo formed by brothers José Luis and Raúl Ortega Castro, renowned for their intimate lyrical style and major radio hits such as “Mi persona favorita”.

Mexican singer, actress, and television host renowned for her stage versatility and powerful vocal range in ballads and Latin pop, with iconic hits such as “Maldita primavera” and “Detrás de mi ventana”.