
Intocable continues its remarkable 2026 run with another major career milestone: a 2026 Latin GRAMMY nomination for Best Regional Song for its powerful anthem “Estamos Todos.”
Written by Intocable frontman Ricardo “Ricky” Muñoz, along with Pablo Preciado Rojas and Johnny Lee Rosas, “Estamos Todos” was released in August 2025 and quickly resonated with audiences on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border.
The song delivers a message of unity, hope and resilience while reflecting Intocable’s longstanding connection with Mexican and Mexican-American communities.
“‘Estamos Todos’ was born from so many questions that still don’t have answers,” Muñoz said. “From trying to understand what is happening to Latinos in the United States, but also from trying to understand one another.”
He continued, “Sometimes, when the world makes you feel like you don’t belong, the most powerful thing someone can remind you is that you are not alone. We may not have all the answers, but we can be there for one another as we find them.”
“That’s what this song is about: knowing that, in the end, we are all in this together. Thank you to the Latin Recording Academy for the nomination,” Muñoz added.
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Another Milestone in a Landmark Year
The Latin GRAMMY nomination comes during a milestone-filled year for the iconic group.
Just weeks ago, Intocable was honored with its 2,852nd star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in the Recording category. The recognition celebrated the group’s more than three decades of musical influence and its lasting impact on Mexican and Mexican-American music.

The group also returned to Mexico City’s historic Zócalo on September 15 for Mexico’s Independence Day celebrations, performing before a reported crowd of more than 300,000 people gathered for the festivities.
The historic performance added another memorable chapter to a year that has already seen Intocable receive one of the entertainment industry’s most recognizable honors and now a nomination from the Latin Recording Academy.
Intocable’s Enduring Legacy
Formed more than three decades ago, Intocable has become one of the most influential groups associated with the Tejano and Norteño music scenes, building a cross-border audience through its distinctive blend of Mexican regional music, Tejano influences and contemporary songwriting.
The group’s accomplishments also include six Diamond certifications from the RIAA’s Latin program, further reflecting the commercial and cultural reach of its music.

Now, “Estamos Todos” gives Intocable another opportunity to add to its decorated career.
The 27th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards are scheduled for November 12, 2026, in Las Vegas, where Intocable will compete in the Best Regional Song category.
From a new Latin GRAMMY nomination to a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and a historic performance at Mexico City’s Zócalo, 2026 continues to be a landmark year for Intocable — a group whose music has continued to connect generations and audiences across borders.
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