Natanael Cano is a Mexican singer-songwriter and musician from Hermosillo, Sonora, known for pioneering and popularizing the subgenre often called "corridos tumbados," which blends traditional Mexican regional styles such as corridos and norteño with elements of trap, hip-hop and contemporary urban production. Active from the late 2010s onward, Cano's work is characterized by his use of banda and norteño instrumentation alongside modern beats, his incorporation of streetwise and youth-oriented lyrical themes, and a vocal delivery that bridges regional Mexican singing with melodic rap-influenced phrasing. He has been a prominent figure in Mexico's evolving regional music scene and in cross-genre collaborations with artists from urban and regional traditions.