Overview
- The second edition of México Canta concluded with a final at the Auditorio Nacional on Sunday, where Tiffany Galaviz, Lizandro Espinoza and Bryan Soto were chosen by public online voting as the three winners.
- Organizers said each winner will sign contracts with record companies that are part of the Consejo Mexicano de la Música to record an album and receive ongoing professional support.
- The contest drew 16,289 entries from people aged 18–29, with 10,528 registrations from Mexico and 5,761 from the United States, and held semifinals in Los Ángeles and Mazatlán to select the finalists.
- Winners will perform at a special segment of Mexico City's Sept. 15 Independence Day program in the Zócalo, sharing the stage with established acts and gaining national exposure.
- México Canta is a government‑backed cultural initiative presented by the Secretaría de Cultura, the Consejo Mexicano de la Música and Canal Veintidós that aims to channel young binational talent into the formal music industry while promoting alternative social narratives.