4:40

About

4:40, the Mexican duo composed of Tito Fuentes and Cheo Ríos, has redefined the sound of regional Mexican music by blending traditional corridos and banda with modern urban beats. Emerging from Culiacán, Sinaloa, their music is a vibrant fusion of nostalgia and innovation, capturing the essence of Mexican culture while pushing its boundaries. Their signature style, often dubbed "corridos tumbados," combines gritty storytelling with trap-inspired rhythms, creating a sound that resonates deeply with a younger, global audience. Since their breakout in 2019 with hits like *Sigo Chambeando* and *El Deportivo*, 4:40 has become a cultural phenomenon, bridging the gap between rural roots and urban swagger. Their lyrics, often raw and unapologetic, reflect the realities of life in Sinaloa, earning them a loyal fanbase. Collaborations with heavyweights like Natanael Cano and Fuerza Regida have further cemented their place in the música mexicana scene. Beyond music, 4:40 has become a symbol of authenticity, embracing their identity while challenging stereotypes. Their Instagram presence, filled with candid moments and behind-the-scenes glimpses, has endeared them to fans worldwide. Currently, they continue to innovate, blending genres and experimenting with new sounds, proving that regional Mexican music is far from static. With millions of streams and a growing international footprint, 4:40 is not just a band—they’re a movement.