The Mexican American singer-songwriter Lupita Infante is part of an emerging generation of ranchera artists who are so deeply steeped in their traditions that they possess the confidence and expertise to brilliantly remake them for their Millennial and Gen Z fans. Lupita was nominated at the 2020 Latin GRAMMYs for her song Dejaré; at the ceremony, she was backed by El Mariachi Sol de México to perform a warmly received tribute to her grandfather. Her debut album La Serenata was also nominated at this ceremony, as well as at the 2021 GRAMMYs. In early 2022, she signed with Sony Music Latin as her career continues to develop and expand. Infante presented on 2023 her newest album Amor Como en las Películas de Antes, created from her inspiration to her Mexican heritage, culture and music. The title was inspired by Lupita’s admiration for the golden age of Mexican cinema. Her name is instantly familiar to tens of millions of Mexicans, as she is the granddaughter of Pedro Infante C. (1917 - 1957), the most beloved Mexican singer and actor of the 20th century. - Nominated to the GRAMMY with her debut album “La Serenata” - Nominated to the Latin GRAMMY in the Best Regional Mexican Song category with “Dejaré” - Performed at the 21st Latin GRAMMY gala the classic "Amorcito Corazón” - In 2022 she performed the National United States anthem at Dodger Stadium - Performed at Premios Lo Nuestro 2023 with Arthur Hanlon - Nominated to the 66th GRAMMY on the Música Mexicana Album category