Minneapolis has officially declared September 9 as Los Tigres del Norte Day, celebrating the iconic band’s contributions to Latin music.

The city of Minneapolis has taken a significant step in recognizing the cultural impact of Los Tigres del Norte by dedicating a day in their honor. The legendary band, known for their influential role in the norteño music scene, has been celebrated for their storytelling and advocacy through music.

In addition to this honor, Feid’s short film El Green Print is set to make its way to U.S. theaters. The film, which has garnered attention for its unique narrative and artistic approach, promises to captivate audiences with its innovative storytelling.

Meanwhile, Mariachi Vargas, often referred to as the ‘best mariachi in the world,’ is slated to headline the upcoming Mariachi Fest. This event is expected to draw large crowds, eager to experience the vibrant and traditional sounds of mariachi music.

In another exciting development, Women In Music has announced the launch of its Mexico chapter. This initiative aims to support and empower women in the music industry, providing resources and opportunities for growth and collaboration.

These uplifting moments highlight the dynamic and diverse landscape of Latin music, showcasing the genre’s ability to inspire and unite audiences worldwide.

The recognition of Los Tigres del Norte in Minneapolis underscores the band’s enduring influence and the broader appreciation for Latin music’s cultural significance. As Latin music continues to gain global traction, these events reflect its growing impact and the celebration of its rich heritage.