Sonido Gallo Negro is a band from Mexico City going back to the roots of psychedelic tropical music with guitars, eccentric organs, analog synthesizers, theremin... they mix exotic rarity and esoterism which will alter your perception and force you to dance until you get exhausted. Add to it visual hypnotics and live performance by Dr. Alderete. Since 2010, they have had multiple tours around Europe and America, visited 20 countries and more than 50 cities. Five studio albums later, they became one of the most recognized bands of Mexico City.

Sonido De La Frontera is the combination of Soundsystem culture, Hip-Hop production aesthetic, and the sounds of Latin America's most prolific dance music: Cumbia. The result is a bass oriented, dance driven music with a sound unique to the border between San Diego, California and Tijuana, Mexico. This trio is made up of Karlos Paez, Mr. Henshaw, and DJ Unite. Karlos Paez is the energetic frontman for San Diego's premiere Latin Music project, The B-Side Players. With his unique vocal styling, and ability to deliver a magnetic performance, Karlos produces lyrics that seduces a dancer to cut loose, while inducing the spirit of rebellion. Mr. Henshaw is 1/2 of the power duo Planet B, and has produced many break records directed towards the avid turntablist. His sound is dark, and heavy, and his emphasis is big drums, and big bass. DJ Unite is 1/5 of San Diego's Champion Reggae Soundsystem, Tribe Of Kings. A veteran DJ who cut his teeth on dancefloors nationwide, Unite is well versed in keeping dances energetic, with a musical arsenal that spans for many genres. Sonido De La Frontera has two full length album releases: Cumbia Mundial (2014) and Sonidero Guerrillero (2021). The group have also been featured on “Really Bad Music For Really Bad People” in which they pay homage to Punk Rock legends The Cramps with their version of “Zombie Dance”. They were also featured on the 2015 release of “The Rough Guide To Psychedelic Cumbia” with their tune “La Cumbia Del Panadero”. Sonido De La Frontera is not only equipped to to rock their energetic stage show, but are proficient in controlling a dance all night long. A wide of range of musical selections, and a knack for fulfilling the expectations of those ready to dance for hours are what makes this Sonido a crowd favorite.

Inspired by Quinceñera parties in the hills of Mexico, La Cosecha offers hardcore paisa parties as a form of immigrant resistance and cultural diversity. Formerly XOLO, La Cosecha plays all Spanish, all vinyl norteñas, corridos, rancheras, cumbia and banda classics that evoque Mexico’s most recognized sound selection. La Cosecha aims to preserve traditional Mexican music jewels to new generations on both sides of the border. A bi-cultural icon of versatile track selection, Cosecha gets la fiesta going on a fast-speed Moctezuma rollercoaster. Explosive and Highly energetic, Cosecha will hit you with a mix of old-school anthems that will get you spiraling into a mood board of Mexican revolution and wondering in a pool of diverse Spanish bombs.

Artist, Mexican woman, and explorer of movement at the edge of the established. She merges classical and contemporary dance, performance, and drag in a frenzy of styles and innovative techniques. As a dancer and choreographer, her art challenges conventions and blurs the boundaries between the sacred and the profane. Actress, playwright, and director of Ingrávita Performing Arts in Tijuana since 2016, she has also been a member of the performance collective La Pocha Nostra since 2022. Her work transforms the stage into a subversive playground where freedom reveals itself with every step.