
Eliot Awards Courtesy Warner Music Latina & Three Diamonds Music
The landscape of Latin music is constantly shifting, and few acts embody this evolution better than Sangre x Sangre. The Monterrey-based duo, made up of brothers German and Kyke, has reached a major career milestone by receiving their first-ever nomination for the 2025 Eliot Awards. Announced on September 24, 2025, from Los Angeles, Ca., this nod in the Beat4Like category cements their status as pioneers who are successfully reshaping a traditional genre for a modern audience.
Redefining the Rhythm of Northern Cumbia
Sangre x Sangre’s rise has been fueled by a simple yet potent mission: to refresh northern cumbia and connect it with a new, younger generation without sacrificing its foundational soul. They’ve established a unique style that brilliantly fuses tradition with modernity. This innovative blend is evident in their growing list of popular tracks, including “Así Así“, “Fokin Vibra“, “Hasta el Perro Vendí“, and “Yamame.” The authenticity of their music resonates deeply, capturing the ears of audiences across both Mexico and the United States.
Validation from the 2025 Eliot Awards
The 2025 Eliot Awards nomination is more than just an industry acknowledgment; it is a validation of their vision. It highlights the significant impact and strength of their work in the competitive emerging music scene. By staying true to their roots while pushing the boundaries of rhythm and lyricism, German and Kyke have cultivated a steady, passionate fan base eager for what they deliver both on record and through the high energy of their live performances.
A Promising Future for Latin Music
The selection of Sangre x Sangre for a prestigious award like the Eliot Awards affirms the project’s relevance and trajectory. They are not just participating in the Latin music industry—they are actively propelling it forward. Step by step, the brothers are proving that their combination of foundational cumbia and contemporary flair is a winning formula. The duo is solidifying its place as one of the most promising and essential acts to watch today, showing that their revolution is only just beginning.