Los Dos Carnales

Los Dos Carnales, the Regional Mexican group founded by brothers Poncho and Imanol Quezada in 2016, have captured fans with their authentic sound rooted in Coahuila, Mexico. From humble beginnings playing in bars, markets, and buses, they steadily built their reputation, eventually gaining attention after opening for Edwin Luna y La Trakalosa de Monterrey. Their breakthrough came when Alexander García, known as El Fantasma, discovered them online and invited them to collaborate, leading to the successful Cabrones y Vagos World Tour and a joint album of corridos. Their first hit, 2019's "Vida Ventajosa," set the stage for other popular tracks like 2020's "El Borracho" and "El Envidioso," and 2021's "Cabrón y Vago," "Yo Soy Rico," and "La Tóxica." In 2021, their hard work was recognized with a Latin Grammy for Best Norteño Album for Al Estilo Rancherón. Los Dos Carnales continued expanding their catalog over the next few years, releasing LPs like Corridos Para Valientes, Vol. 1 (2022), Los de 100pre (2023), Pa Pistear en Navidad (2023), Un Paro de Compas (2024), and 10 P'al Rey (2024). 2024 saw the release of the single "Más de una Razón," which peaked at number 48 on the Billboard US Latin Airplay chart. In 2025, they joined forces with El Fantasma and Gerardo Díaz y Su Gerarquía on the album Entre Hierba, Polvo y Plomo, featuring standout cuts like "La Guerra" and the title track. That year, they also dropped an extended play of their own, Los Locos de la Cuadra, as well as the Top 40 single "El Troquero."