Hailing from Yuba City, California (circa 2017), Herencia de Patrones reference regional Mexican genres like corridos and norteño while employing beats and flashy wordplay that reflect current trends in hip-hop and trap. The resulting sonic concoction has been christened corridos tumbados, a hybrid genre pioneered by the group's Rancho Humilde label and cavalcade of snarling, guitar-wielding stars, including Natanael Cano and Junior H. Bilingual anthems "La Verdad" and "It's Over" honor the band's binational heritage, while "Piloto Filoso" and "En La Movida" synthesize their unrelenting street hustle and hedonistic adventures.