The Grammy and Latin Grammy-winning band Intocable, hailing from Zapata, Texas, has made significant cultural contributions over more than three decades, recently being honored with three prestigious awards. These accolades reaffirm their impact on both sides of the Mexico-U.S. border.
Prior to their electrifying concert at the Freeman Coliseum in San Antonio, the band received an official proclamation from the Texas Governor's Music Office. Each member was presented with the Texas state flag by the Texas House of Representatives, showcased in the state capital of Austin on November 19.
Additionally, the San Antonio Mayor recognized Intocable as 'Emissaries of the Muses,' a title previously awarded to icons like Bon Jovi and Journey. Lead vocalist Ricky Muñoz expressed gratitude, stating, 'These recognitions are for our fans, our culture, and the memories we've created through music over these 30 years.'
During the concert, Intocable delighted fans with a blend of classic hits and new releases, including their twentieth single 'Mi Castigo,' which has reached the top of Billboard's Regional Mexican Airplay chart.
The band also celebrates the success of their latest album, 'Modus Operandi,' nominated for the 2024 Latin Grammy for 'Best Norteño Album.' Their 30th-anniversary tour has captivated sold-out audiences in cities like Los Angeles, Houston, and Phoenix, showcasing a dynamic mix of classic hits and new tracks.
With over 55 million albums sold, 2 billion YouTube streams, and 69 entries on the Billboard Regional Mexican Airplay chart, Intocable remains at the forefront of Latin music, inspiring fans and artists worldwide.