Banda los Montoya

Banda los Montoya brings a distinctive sound to Regional Mexican music, with tracks that resonate deeply with their audience. "Me La Pone Dura" stands out with its rhythmic pulse and engaging lyrics. The song captures the essence of their style and has been a favorite among fans. Another track, "Algo Bien," showcases their ability to blend traditional sounds with a modern twist, keeping listeners hooked.

Their live performances also shine through tracks like "La Copa de Vino - En Vivo" and "La Mini Mini (En Vivo)." Both capture the energy and spirit of their concerts, making listeners feel as if they're part of the crowd. "Full De Mano" and "Quiero Charlar Con la Muerte - En Vivo" add to their rich catalog, each offering something unique yet familiar.

Banda los Montoya's rendition of "Un Rinconcito En El Cielo - Ranchera" and its live version, "Un Rinconcito en el Cielo - En Vivo," highlight their versatility. These tracks, along with the studio version "Un Rinconcito en el Cielo," demonstrate their skill in interpreting traditional Mexican themes. Each song contributes to their growing impact in the music scene.

Banda los Montoya continues to make waves in the Regional Mexican Music scene. Their latest album, "Plasmando Huellas... (2025)," showcases a collection of tracks that resonate with their signature style. It's a follow-up to their live album series, "Pa' Cantar y Pistear, Vol. 2 (En Vivo) (2024)" and its predecessor, "Pa' Cantar y Pistear, Vol. 1 (En Vivo) (2023)." Each album captures the essence of their energetic performances and connects with audiences who appreciate live renditions.

In terms of singles, Banda los Montoya released "El Amor No Se Vende (En Vivo) (2024)," a track that captures the raw emotion of love and relationships. "FUTA (2024)" adds a different flavor, reflecting the band's versatility in tackling various themes. "En Vivo Desde California (2024)" highlights their ability to connect with fans across borders, while "También Me Llamo Ismael (En Vivo) (2024)" adds to their growing list of popular live songs.

Their recent works continue to reflect the vibrant culture and sounds of Guamúchil, Mexico. With each release, they manage to keep listeners engaged, offering both fresh tracks and live experiences that showcase their evolving artistry.

Banda Los Montoya has engaged in several noteworthy collaborations with various artists. One such collaboration is "El Compa Ice" featuring Ulises Quintero. This track brings together their distinct musical styles, creating a fresh take on their traditional sound. The partnership adds an intriguing layer to the music, showcasing their ability to blend with other artists seamlessly.

Another significant collaboration is with Raúl Hernández on "Amor Prisionero." This track combines the emotional depth of Hernández’s voice with the rhythmic flair of Banda Los Montoya, resulting in a compelling musical experience. Their combined artistry is evident as they navigate the themes of love and longing with precision.

The band has also worked with Los Hijos Del Señor on tracks like "El Corrido Del Señor (En Vivo)," "El Señor de la Montaña," and "Los 3 Eslabones." These collaborations highlight their shared musical roots and bring a dynamic energy to each performance. The synergy between the groups is palpable, offering listeners a vivid portrayal of regional Mexican music.