Brothers César and Arturo Villarreal, who also make music together, have followed Latin Mafia since their early Monterrey shows. Despite being nearly a decade apart in age, they say the band inspires them to fuse different generational perspectives in their own songs. (Photo by Lluvia Chavez)
Brothers César and Arturo Villarreal, who also make music together, have followed Latin Mafia since their early Monterrey shows. Despite being nearly a decade apart in age, they say the band inspires them to fuse different generational perspectives in their own songs. (Photo by Lluvia Chavez) Fan Gustavo Calvillo shows off his copy of Todos los días todo el día, a reminder of the personal connection many listeners have built with Latin Mafia’s music. (Photo by Lluvia Chavez) Araiza Ávila and Daniel Franco at the GRAMMY Museum. During the set, the couple shared a kiss that was projected onto the stage backdrop, a moment they say reflected how Latin Mafia’s music makes them feel empowered and connected. (Photo by Lluvia Chavez)
