Herreros Del Norte NYC

Corona, NY

$2,000 – $6,000 per event

Travels up to 200 miles

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Overview

We bring the vibrant sounds of Regional Mexican and Norteño music to your event, creating an unforgettable atmosphere with lively rhythms, heartfelt melodies and authentic energy.

Perfect for weddings, birthdays, corporate events, festivals, and private parties.
Our repertoire includes traditional classics, modern hits and we happily take live song requests to make you celebration truly unique.


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Booking information

Price range: $2,000 – $6,000 per event

Languages: Spanish

Gig length: 120 - 300 minutes

About

A norteño group is a musical group originating in Guerrero, Mexico, that performs regional Mexican music, especially the genre known as norteña music. This genre is characterized by the instrumentation of accordion and bajo sexto, electric bass and drums, and occasionally, saxophone

Influences and inspiration

Música Regional Mexicana

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