A prodigious singing and songwriting talent from Sinaloa who died tragically young in 2015 at just 22, Ariel Camacho nevertheless left a legacy that would be the envy of many older musicians. Camacho was a fast-rising Regional Mexican star and perhaps best remembered as an innovative talent in the genre. That’s via his passionate style of playing the requinto—audible on massive hits like “Te Metiste” and “El Karma”—as much as the unusual instrumental make-up of his band Los Plebes Del Rancho, with whom he ingeniously blended standard and 12-string guitar with the tuba.