Norteño group

An accordion and bajo sexto band playing norteño dance music.

Estimated price
$2,400 to $2,800 for a typical party
Book ahead
2 to 6 months
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What to expect

How it works
4 to 5 musicians with sound; sets of about 45 minutes. Needs power and a stage or corner.
Power and water
Plan on a standard outlet within reach, or a generator.
How long
Most hosts book 2 to 4 hours.
How much to plan
One group per event.

Styles to choose from

  • Norteño

    Accordion and bajo sexto.

  • Norteño-banda (sax)

    Adds saxophone.

  • Corridos and cumbias

    Dance-floor sets.

How to book it

Book ahead2 to 6 months

What we'll ask you

Your request asks a few quick things, so vendors can price it right:

  1. Which norteño group styles interest you?Norteño, Norteño-banda (sax), Corridos and cumbias
  2. How many hours do you need them?
  3. How many guests will this serve?

Great for

Pairs well with

Hosts often book these alongside it.

DJ$75 to $300 per hourDance floor rental$150 to $600 per floor

Cheaper alternatives

Close to the same idea, for less.

Latin party band (grupo versátil)$650 to $2,500 for a typical partyBanda$1,500 to $5,000 for a typical partyConjunto or Tejano band$500 to $2,500 for a typical party
Norteño group

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$2,400 to $2,800for a typical party
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