Fronted by sisters Vicky and Marisol Terrazas, Chicago's Los Horóscopos de Durango brought a female perspective to the male-dominated duranguense style of regional Mexican music. Standing out in the competitive genre, the award-winning band achieved success with albums like Puras de Rompe y Rasga and Desatados, winning accolades such as Billboard Music Awards and a Latin Grammy. The group, originally formed by founder Armando Terrazas in 1975, underwent a transformation with the Terrazas sisters taking the lead, propelling them to commercial success under Disa Records in the 2000s.

Los Horóscopos de Durango's Vicky and Marisol edition soared to the top of the Latin charts with hits like "Dos Locos" and "Y Seguimos con Duranguense," earning accolades including Billboard Music Awards and Latin Grammys. The group's evolution from a male-oriented lineup to a female-fronted act proved to be a bold and successful move. Their albums, like Vivir en Pecado and Entre el Amor y la Aventura, continued to garner chart success with hit singles like "Estoy con Otro en la Cama" and "Me Dejé Querer," solidifying their status as international stars in the regional Mexican music scene.