Deorro in Los Angeles

Deorro is a Mexican-American DJ and producer from Los Angeles who makes electro house and bounce-driven dance music shaped by Latin rhythms. He is known for “Five Hours,” its Chris Brown collaboration “Five More Hours,” and “Bailar” featuring Elvis Crespo; his debut album, Good Evening, followed those singles. Deorro performed in the Sahara tent at Coachella in 2015, bringing his DJ set to one of the festival’s principal electronic stages. His festival history also includes Electric Daisy Carnival Las Vegas and Tomorrowland.

Ezequiel Peña is a Mexican regional music singer from San José del Valle, Nayarit, whose repertoire includes ranchera, mariachi and banda. He sang with Banda Vallarta Show before recording as a solo artist, and songs associated with him include “Yo Vendo Unos Ojos Negros” and “Esa Chica Me Vacila.” His charro image also led to the billing El Charro de México. Ezequiel Peña has long performed at jaripeos in Mexico and the United States, bringing his regional Mexican catalogue to events where equestrian display is part of the program. At these appearances, Ezequiel Peña enters on horseback in charro dress, then performs rancheras backed by mariachi or banda.