Originating from the city of Campeche, Camp. Mexico on November 12, 1962, the Musical Organization Socios del Ritmo has captivated audiences for 58 uninterrupted years, with 56 years dedicated to recording and releasing a diverse range of music genres including ballads, cumbia, salsa, rock and roll, instrumental, bossa nova, polkas, and more. Their debut album "Ska" in 1964 paved the way for their extensive discography, culminating in their latest release "Más probados que nunca". Renowned for their unique style, they have influenced numerous groups and served as a training ground for aspiring musicians who have gone on to achieve success. Recognized as a musical institution in Mexico, they were the first Latin American group nominated for the Hollywood Grammy Awards in 1984 with the album "Y ahora ¡Conniff!" (1983), amassing a collection of national and international accolades.

Their recent works, such as "Cu Cu Cu Cumbia" and "La Cumbia Es Lo De Hoy", feature collaborations with esteemed artists, showcasing their enduring appeal and relevance in the contemporary music scene. With a rich legacy spanning over five decades, Socios del Ritmo continue to captivate listeners with their innovative approach to blending various musical styles and genres, solidifying their status as pioneers in the Mexican music industry and beyond.