La Konga, Emanero & Antonio Rios

La K'onga is an Argentine quartet group, originally from Córdoba, led by singers Pablo Tamagnini, Nelson Aguirre and Diego Granadé.
The musical style created by this band was called a “romantic quartet” that is combined with dances and choreography for each of the musical themes.
The band begins to shine after the national success "La Cabana" that is heard in the main media of the Argentine Republic. Based on this success, she began to appear in several television programs, including "Having lunch with Mirta Legrand."

Emanero is a Mexican latin urban music artist from Mexico City. Born as Miguel Angeles in 1976, Emanero started producing music in the late 2000s and has since released seven albums. His unique style blends together R&B, hip-hop and reggaeton sounds to create a one of a kind sound.

Epifanio Antonio Ríos (La Escondida, Chaco province, August 17, 1954), also known as "el Maestro", is an Argentine singer and musician of cumbia and folklore.