Corridos tumbados go global

chino The signature sound and style

With urban beats and classic strings so bold, Peso Pluma's corridos stories are globally told!

Jul 9

chino The mullet haircut that took over Gen Z

chino Peso Pluma's signature mullet haircut became an accidental global fashion phenomenon among young fans.

chino The traditional tololoche, a Mexican stand-up bass, provides the deep, driving rhythm of the genre.

BETA

chino Drag musical influences to map the global journey of corridos tumbados.

Fun Fact

Tololoche power: The tololoche is lighter than a standard European double bass, making it easier for musicians to carry and play during energetic live performances.

Gossip

Would you ever rock a mullet?

Quiz

What is the name of the traditional, lightweight Mexican stand-up bass used in corridos tumbados?

chino The tololoche bass keeping the heartbeat

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In which South American country did Peso Pluma accidentally get his iconic mullet haircut from a local barber?

chino The lightning-fast strings of the requinto guitar

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How many strings does the traditional requinto or docerola guitar typically have in modern Mexican regional music?

chino How regional Mexican music paved a global path

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What key element did corridos tumbados completely exclude while still achieving a modern hip-hop feel?

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How is the tololoche bass typically played to produce its distinct percussion-like rhythmic sound?

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Why is the requinto guitar tuned higher than a standard acoustic guitar?

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Which signature haircut did Peso Pluma popularize globally among his Gen Z fanbase?

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Which traditional Mexican genre featuring heavy brass instruments has also gained global popularity alongside corridos tumbados?