“#Sin Mexicanos” Gives Voice To The Immigrant Experience In The U.S.

Amid the current social climate marked by the protests in Los Angeles and the ongoing debate around mass deportations, Adriel Favela, Danny Felix, Octavio Cuadras, and Giovanny Ayala teamed up for a powerful anthem.

It’s called “#Sin Mexicanos” and tackles the immigration tension in the U.S. head-on. With verses like “el día que falten los mexicanos, aquí en el gabacho se van a dar cuenta” (“the day Mexicans are gone, people here in the U.S. will finally realize it”), the song becomes a tribute to the resilience and dignity of the millions of Mexican workers who, from behind the scenes, sustain much of this country’s economy and daily life.

“#Sin Mexicanos” gives voice to the immigrant worker, blending English and Spanish, humor and struggle — with an authentic narrative that reflects the real voices of the streets, the fields, and those who often go unheard. More than a song, it’s a poetic statement and a political declaration that directly connects to today’s reality, deeply relatable for millions on both sides of the border.