By Breaking Editor 
The notoriety of Fuerza Regida continues to grow. As part of the rising global force that is regional Mexican music, Mexico’s soft power, it’s culture, music and food, continues to gain traction in the global entertainment industry. Fuerza Regida, a group of California SoCal Chicanos whose Mexican regionalism isn’t too far off the mark of nearby Tijuana and cultural capital, Culiacan, continues to reach new heights.
In the mainstream press, this ascent is highlighted by their recent feature in the Los Angeles Times’ entertainment section. The article, titled “Puro Pinche Paisa,” underscores the group’s aspirations to elevate Mexican music’s global presence. Bandleader JOP, whose vision is central to Fuerza Regida’s identity, is determined to facilitate the genre’s ascendance on the world stage.
In a significant nod to their influence, the band is sharing the Grammy spotlight as Grupo Frontera, with whom they collaborated on the EP “Mala mía,” received two nominations for the upcoming 2026 Grammy Awards. This recognition underscores a growing trend within the Latin music scene, as regional Mexican artists continue to break into mainstream charts.
Adding to their momentum, Fuerza Regida’s independent record label, Street Mob Records, recently launched a new single from fellow regional group Linea Personal, further cementing their commitment to uplifting upcoming talents in the genre.
The group is also making headlines with their latest release, “Triston,” which marks their first song of 2026. Music enthusiasts can explore the song’s lyrics along with an English translation, reflecting their ongoing outreach to a broader audience.
On platforms like Spotify, Fuerza Regida has secured a spot in the Global Top Artists of 2025 chart, ranking alongside heavyweights like Bad Bunny and Taylor Swift. This positions them as one of the most streamed artists in the world, demonstrating their expanding global influence.
This evolving narrative around Fuerza Regida paints a vibrant picture of a genre poised for international acclaim, with JOP at the helm, steering both their music and the regional Mexican genre to new heights.