Porte Diferente, a Tijuana-born norteño quartet, intricately blends Regional Mexican music with trap corridos under the guidance of vocalist Brayan Andrade. Aligned with Los Angeles' Rancho Humilde label, their music weaves themes of cars, gangs, and passion into the subgenre "trap corridos," evoking the arid North and the American Southwest. Inspired by early 20th-century corridos and rural banda, their storytelling prowess and rhythmic repetition mesmerize; the lineup includes Enrique Macias Jr. on acoustic bass, Miguel Ángel Salazar González on requinto, Miguel Angel Medina on guitar, and Andrade as lead vocalist. Spotted via SoundCloud by Jimmy Humilde, their journey encompassed hit singles, collaborations, and a triumphant release of their 16-track album "Es Diferente," affirming their distinct mark in Regional Mexican music.