Hermanos Herrera Biography

United by blood and through Music, Hermanos Herrera have established themselves as the future of Regional Mexican music. Youthful exuberance, authenticity, and a refreshing image are the characteristics that will propel Hermanos Herrera and the Regional Mexican genre into new heights. Able to capture various traditional musical styles with remarkable authenticity, Hermanos Herrera are true representatives of Mexico’s rich musical landscape.

Hermanos Herrera is a family group consisting of five brothers and their younger sister. The group plays various styles of traditional Mexican music such as Son Huasteco, Son Jarocho, and musica Norteña. They perform with an aggressive and energetic style that is both passionate and exhilarating.

Hermanos Herrera have six recordings under the Sonbros Record label. Their latest Norteño CD received strong radio play throughout the U.S. and Mexico with three of their singles reaching various radio markets. Hermanos Herrera further broke new ground with their most recent Son Huasteco recording as it also received commercial
radio play in both the U.S. and Mexico. This groundbreaking achievement was a first for the Son Huasteco genre. For being ambassadors of the Son Huasteco genre, the group was awarded the most prestigious recognition, “Sol Poniente” Lifetime achievement award in Veracruz, Mexico, in 2009. Their discography includes; En Tu Corazón (2009), Huapangueros Para Siempre (2009), Siempre Unidos (2008), Pasión Huasteca (2004), Cruzando al Norte (2004), De Corazón Huasteco (2001), and Sones Huastecos con Los Hermanos Herrera (1998).

Hermanos Herrera have shared their music with a wide audience, performing throughout the U.S. and Mexico. They have performed at world renowned venues, alongside the biggest names in the music industry and have appeared on numerous national and international television programs. They have shared the stage with; Los Tigres del Norte, Mariachi Los Camperos de Nati Cano, Linda Ronstadt, Conjunto Primavera, Los Lobos, Intocable, Julieta Venegas, Ozomatli, Jose Feliciano, Montez de Durango, and Banda el Recodo, among countless other artists.

Beyond music, Hermanos Herrera have established themselves as well-rounded scholars and academics. All 6 members graduated valedictorian of their high school class and were all star athletes in various sports. They have, or continue to attend UCLA, one of the most prestigious universities in the U.S. Jorge Andres Herrera is
continuing work on his Ph.D at UCLA. Luis Albino Herrera received his Master’s degree from UCLA. Miguel Antonio Herrera received his Bachelor’s degree from UCLA and just started the new semester in the MBA program at USC. Juan Pablo, Jose Marcelino, and Rebeca Isabel all received their degrees from UCLA as well.

In addition to their musical and academic accomplishments, Hermanos Herrera have maintained an active presence in the community. Through their music they have raised over $100,000 for the community and have assisted in countless fundraising and community service events, educating children and assisting those in need.
Hermanos Herrera continue to promote cultural awareness and appreciation of their Mexican heritage with musical presentations and workshops at both the elementary school and collegiate levels. Jorge Andres teaches several Chicana/o music and Mexican history classes in the Chicana/o Studies department at California State University, Fullerton. Luis Albino is finishing a credential program with the hopes of teaching in his hometown of Fillmore. Miguel Antonio decided to further his education by entering in the MBA program at USC. In brief, Hermanos Herrera continue to find ways to give back to their community and preserve their culture through their musical talents and educational interests.

Hermanos Herrera plan on releasing a new Son Jarocho/Son Huasteco album in October, 2012, and their newest Norteño album in November, 2012, that will surely flood the radio waves and be a necessary addition to everyone’s collection.