Must-Have Playlist for Hispanic Heritage Month: Gloria Trevi and Krystall Poppin from El Paso

As we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, it’s essential to spotlight the diverse musical talent emerging from El Paso, Texas. This vibrant city has produced notable Mexican Pop and hip-hop artists, each contributing uniquely to the music scene. Here’s a look at some standout artists representing El Paso’s rich cultural tapestry:

Latin Music

1. Gloria Trevi

Often celebrated as the “Supreme Diva of Mexican Pop,” Gloria Trevi has made a significant impact on Latin music. Though she hails from Monterrey, Mexico, her strong ties to El Paso have shaped her career. Known for her powerful voice and energetic performances, Trevi’s hits like “Pelo Suelto” and “Cinco Minutos” continue to resonate across Latin America and the U.S.

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2. Krystall Poppin  

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Krystall Poppin is a rising star in Latin hip-hop, known for her bilingual lyrics and unique sound. Her track “Boss” blends English and Spanish, reflecting her El Paso roots and the multicultural environment of the border region. Poppin’s work brings a fresh perspective to the Latin hip-hop genre.