Fuerza Regida’s “Ni Perdón, Ni Permiso” with Dos Equis proves the band has always done music, fashion, and culture their way.

Fuerza Regida’s “Ni Perdón, Ni Permiso” with Dos Equis turns unapologetic self-expression into a movement for Latinos.

This school of hit-makers is crafting bold sounds and genre-spanning hybrids, setting the tone for an ever-evolving genre.

Over the last few years, there’s been a boom of interest in corridos tumbados, the genre that fuses regional Mexican music with American trap. That combination has led artists like Peso Pluma and ...

The Latin Grammys are expected to recognize a wide range of outstanding releases from Bad Bunny, Gloria Estefan, Fuerza ...

Fuerza Regida is at the forefront of the corridos tumbados sound, a subgenre of regional Mexican music that incorporates ...

Inspired by founder Kenny Ciongoli’s childhood memories at Camp Billings, 18 East has released its annual “Summer Outdoor ...

Dos Equis and Fuerza Regida are unveiling a limited-edition merchandise collaboration inspired by the bold and authentic ...

Fuerza Regida's frontman JOP on the power of manifestation, historic NYC and LA shows and the importance of showing up for the Latino community.

Fuerza Regida's frontman JOP on the power of manifestation, historic NYC and LA shows and the importance of showing up for the Latino community.

Some have expressed concern that Fuerza Regida’s Hollywood Bowl show on June 21 in Los Angeles could be a potential target, with consideration that their fanbase is largely Mexican.

Fuerza Regida Is Manifesting With '111XPANTIA': We joined the regional Mexican band to break down their ninth studio album that has made history on Billboard 200.