Josi Cuen

Josi Cuen, born José Isidro Beltrán Cuen on February 13, 1986, in Culiacán, Sinaloa, is a renowned Mexican singer and songwriter known for his contributions to Regional Mexican music. Rising to prominence as the lead vocalist of La Arrolladora Banda El Limón, he spent 14 successful years with the iconic group, recording hits on albums such as Más arrolladora que nunca and Gracias por creer. In 2021, Josi Cuen launched his solo career, debuting with the heartfelt single “Y que te critiquen,” marking a fresh chapter in his musical journey. His EP Querer es poder, released later that year, showcased his versatility with tracks like “Amigos con beneficios” and “Lo que me pidas jalo.” In 2022, Josi Cuen released his debut solo album, Ya estuvo suave, featuring standout songs like “La última batalla” and “Como se antoje,” solidifying his place as a leading voice in the genre. With collaborations alongside figures like Espinoza Paz and Edén Muñoz and continued exploration of his musical roots, Josi Cuen has established himself as a prominent artist shaping the future of Regional Mexican music. He followed this success with other popular albums such as Desde el Palenque (En Vivo) (2023) and En Tiempo y Forma (2024), which featured the title track and "Se Acabó" with Luis Alfonso Partida. Later that year, he dropped the cumbia LP Cumbia a Toda Banda, featuring contributions from Banda Cuisillos, El Bebeto, Remmy Valenzuela, and many more. After that, Josi Cuen increasingly centered his partnership with fellow former La Arrolladora vocalist Jorge Medina, turning their chemistry into the JUNTOS project and a run of 2025 releases that included El Final de Nuestra Historia (Juntos), La Máquina del Tiempo, and Los Laureles with Pepe Aguilar. "En Tiempo y Forma (Juntos)" also gave Josi Cuen and Jorge Medina their first Number 1 on Billboard’s Regional Mexican Airplay chart as solo artists, even as part of their first U.S. trek had to be postponed because of visa issues. At the end of 2025 he added the live EP Especial Decembrino JUNTOS (Live), and in early 2026 he shifted back to solo material with the singles "Le Va A Doler," "Te Amo," and "Mary Es Mi Amor."