La Santa Cecilia, a Latin rock group based in Los Angeles, draws inspiration from a diverse range of musical styles, blending Pan-American rhythms with rock, soul, R&B, and more. The band's debut album, Treinta Dias, included the hit single "Ice el Hielo," which became an anthem for undocumented individuals in the U.S. and earned La Santa Cecilia a Grammy for Best Latin Rock Album. Their subsequent releases, such as Amar y Vivir and the self-titled mini-album, continued to showcase their unique musical fusion and heartfelt storytelling.

Formed in 2007, La Santa Cecilia consists of bandmembers who were either born in or brought to the United States at a young age. Their music reflects a blend of traditional Latin sounds and influences from American pop culture. The band's community-oriented approach, dynamic live performances, and commitment to diverse musical expressions have garnered critical acclaim and a devoted fan base. Through collaborations with artists like Lila Downs and Enrique Bunbury, La Santa Cecilia has established themselves as an internationally recognized act, with a discography that showcases their evolution and enduring creativity.