Grupo Zodiacal Performs After High School Football Game
There is a new explosion of Tejano music with the next generation. There are many great new artists who speak to the next generation, and some of the groups are made up of the next generation. One of those groups is Grupo Zodiacal.
Grupo Zodical performed for the "5th quarter" after a High School football game in Tahoka, Texas, home of the Bulldogs. Looking at the video, it appeared to be Homecoming because there are a couple of mums in the video. Tahoka is located about 30 minutes south of Lubbock, Texas. In the video, you can see a crowd around the end zone and the younger generation joining on the dance field.
@zodiacal25 We had an absolute BLAST performing at the 5th Quarter in Tahoka! Thank you to everyone who stayed to watch us perform and showed us so much love. We appreciate y’all more than you know! ❤️ Y SOMOS ZODIACALLLL! . #Zodiacal2026#guerita#fyp#grupozodiacal#guerita♬ original sound - Zodiacal
Zodiacal band members are 14 and 15 year-olds.
Grupo Zodiacal consists of five musicians aged 14 and 15 years old. Lead vocalist and accordionist Salomé López, his twin brother Dom López on bajo quinto, bassist and segunda vocalist Josiah Quiñonez, drummer Joe López, and guitarist Jaden Garza. In the area where they grew up, they are also known as Los Hermanos López. Keep up the awesome work, boys. Grupo Zodiacal's current single is called "Cumbias Peligrosas" and is now trending on KLUB Tejano 106.9.
@zodiacal25 Our new single “Cumbias Peligrosas” is now on your favorite radio stations! Don’t forget to call in and request it! Y somos Zodiacaalll! . #Zodiacal2026#cumbiaspeligrosas#prligro#fyp#viral♬ original sound - Zodiacal
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