Natanael Cano is a Mexican singer and songwriter from Hermosillo, Sonora, who emerged in the late 2010s and became a prominent figure in contemporary regional Mexican music. He is widely associated with the subgenre known as corridos tumbados, a modern take on traditional corridos that blends elements of norteño, banda, and mariachi with urban influences such as hip-hop and trap. Cano's music often features acoustic and regional instruments alongside trap beats and lyrical themes drawn from everyday life, personal experience, and street culture, delivered in a direct vocal style. He has collaborated with artists across regional Mexican and urban scenes, contributing to the mainstream visibility of genre hybridization in Mexican popular music.