The Tigres del Norte, the Chiefs of Chiefs of the Mexican Regional

Atlanta Georgia. Los Tigres del Norte, fresh from their successful tour of Europe where they took their essence of northern music, they offered an unforgettable evening here in Georgia last night right at the Gas South Arena in Duluth.

Thousands of people arrived at the venue early in the morning, some in colorful clothing, others with boots and hats, yes, all united under the same objective, to be participants in the spectacular northern festival, where The Tigers of the North They pleased them with their most successful and resonant songs in their musical history.

Thousands of euphoric fans during the presentation of The Tigers of the North, the Chiefs of Chiefs, They sang and danced to each of their songs from yesterday and today, those vibrant songs that touch the most intimate fibers of the heart, transporting each of them to their roots, their land that some have not been able to set foot on again in years. and these themes are nostalgia and joy at the same time.

The place witnessed the emotions experienced here. The screams, the singing and those lyrics that have gone around the world such as: The Gray Truck, Bosses of Bosses, My Good Luck, The Table in the Corner, We Are Not Relatives, among others, which are part of his wonderful
compilation within a wide and successful history of 50 years.

There was no shortage of classic corridos in their repertoire, such as The Band of the Red Car, or Contraband and Treason, undoubtedly an emblematic song that gave direction and direction to the Sinaloan group.

Here on stage Jorge, Hernán, Eduardo and Luis Hernández and Oscar Lara, gave a well-deserved musical dose to their audience and obviously in the United States the special dedication could not be missed for all the countrymen who came pursuing the famous American dream, they performed songs that relate the existing reality of immigrants who cross the border daily: Three Times Wet, The Golden Cage, My two homelands, The Emigrant, The Tomb of the Wet, From Countryman to Countryman, America, and others, here his audience exploded with shouts of joy.

They couldn't miss their Pacas de a Kilo hit by the famous people from Rosa Morada, Mocorito, Sinaloa México, a corrido that subtly touches on the topic of drug trafficking, and his fans like him too much.

Without a doubt, this was a spectacular, colorful evening, filled with mixed emotions, where the public was delighted with their songs and obviously the icing on the cake was the Folkloric ballet that made its triumphant entry with representative themes of Mexico, yes sir.

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