Que Buena Los Angeles Radio Presents The ‘Descarga Del Corrido’ Concert Saturday, May 14 At The Youtube Theater In LA

Estrella Media's Que Buena Los Angeles, the legendary Los Angeles radio station that builds Regional Mexican music stars, has announced its "Descarga Del Corrido" concert lineup. The concert takes place Saturday, May 14 at 8 p.m., and celebrates the new generation of Corrido performers and singer/songwriters from Mexico and the U.S. Artists scheduled to participate include Código FN, Adriel Favela, Panchito Arredondo, Banda Culiacancito, Uziel Payan, Banda La Unica del Rancho, and special guest Virlan Garcia. Tickets are now on sale and can be purchased at TICKETMASTER.COM. Que Buena Los Angeles DJs Don Cheto, El Compa, Giselle and Chino will host the show.

Corridos are Regional Mexican songs of the people describing the challenges of life, political and cultural figures, and the love and lifestyles of Mexican people. "Descarga Del Corrido" continues the tradition of supporting and showcasing important Regional Mexican artists in the U.S.

The concert is curated by Eduardo' Eddie' Leon, the EVP of Radio Programming and Events for Estrella Media, and his programming team. Estrella Media and its programming team consistently support the careers of influential singer-songwriters who are just breaking into popular culture, being pushed by strong fan bases. Numerous careers have been launched from performances at Que Buena Los Angeles' Corrido concerts, including El Fantasma, Tito Torbellino, El Tigrillo Palma, Gerardo Ortiz, and others.

"Corrido singers and songwriters are an important part of our Mexican heritage and music," said Leon. "They sing the history – past, and present – of our people, and they connect us to music. We are happy to support the Corrido singer-songwriters by presenting these concerts where fans can see the artists they love and support."

 Código Fn (best known for their songs "Soy el Ratón" and "Billetes Verdes") are known for their strong live performances and charismatic personalities; Adriel Favela ("Chequen el Porte," "Cuando los Necesité") is fiercely independent, leading the way for original Regional Mexican artists creating careers on their own; Panchito Arredondo ("El Llamado Del 19," "300 Locos") and Banda Culiacancito ("Sigo en la Pelea," "El Chimal") have passionate fan bases who are known to travel great distances to see their live shows that light up parties and clubs; Uziel Payán ("El Wero," "Callando Bocas") is known as the "singer of singers," a powerful and respected composer and singer; and Banda La Unica del Rancho ("Convénceme," "El Dinero") is a riveting regional group rooted in the folk music that resonates with the people of Mexico and Central America. Virlan Garcia ("Y Cambio Mi Suerte," "En Donde Esta Tu Amor") is a Mexican singer and songwriter whose magnetic singing style captures the profound and classic songs he sings.