Chelo with Lorenzo de Monteclaro, Graciela Beltran, and more

Graciela Beltran, born in Sinaloa, Mexico, is a pioneering Tejano singer known for her influence in regional Mexican music. She achieved fame with hits like "Baraja de Oro," earning gold and platinum records. Dubbed "La Reina del Pueblo," her contributions include collaborations with Selena and appearances on major Latin American TV shows. Her music tops Billboard Latin charts, and her discography includes 20 album titles.

Born in Guadalajara, he started with modern music in Mexicali, then turned to Ranchera in Mexico City. He had hits like "No Mas Por Tu Culpa" and starred in 130+ films. Nominated for a Grammy in the mid-1980s, he's recorded 38 albums and is beloved in both the U.S. and Mexico.