The origin of the distinctive subgenre blending traditional Mexican folk ballads with hip-hop and trap elements is often attributed to artists experimenting with musical fusion in Sinaloa, Mexico, during the late 2000s and early 2010s. These musicians incorporated modern instrumentation, lyrical themes, and a more relaxed vocal delivery into the established corrido format.
This musical innovation resonated with a younger generation, bridging the gap between traditional Mexican music and contemporary influences. It provided a fresh platform for storytelling, often focusing on narratives relevant to their experiences and perspectives. This fusion propelled the genre to international recognition, influencing music trends and introducing a new wave of artists embracing the blend of traditional and modern sounds.
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