[Cover photo courtesy of Good I Music]
Grammy and Latin Grammy-winning band and inductees of the Hollywood Walk of Fame Class of 2026, Intocable, have announced that they will be donating $1 from every ticket sold during their North American tour, Antología Tour 2025, to benefit the Latin Grammy Cultural Foundation. The donation, which will be collected in at least 18 cities across the United States, will support the Foundation’s programs “dedicated to promoting music education through scholarships, grants, and other programs focused on supporting the next generation of Latin music creators.”
With over three decades of musical work, Intocable craft a unique fusion of “traditional Mexican sounds and modern narratives.”
Ricky Muñoz, lead vocalist and co-founder of Intocable says:
For us, music has been a way of life. If we can help talented young people receive an education and better opportunities, then each concert will have even more meaning.
Raquel “Rocky” Egusquiza, Executive Director of the Latin Grammy Cultural Foundation adds:
We are grateful to Intocable for their generosity in providing opportunities for future generations of Latin music creators through this donation. Their support makes educational opportunities, scholarships, and grants possible for students, and serves as an example and inspiration for young musicians following in their footsteps.
This announcement comes after the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce has revealed that Intocable, led by Ricky Muñoz and Rene Martínez, will receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame as part of the Class of 2026. This honor places the Tejano/Norteño group among 35 prominent figures in music, film, television, and sports, including Miley Cyrus, Shaquille O’Neal, and Demi Moore, among others.
On July 6th, frontman Ricky Muñoz participated as an Honorary Official at the NASCAR Cup Series Chicago Street Race. The event, held in Grant Park, highlighted Intocable’s reach beyond the music world. As Honorary Official of the event, Muñoz took the opportunity to connect with Daniel Suárez, a Mexican NASCAR national series winner and Intocable fan.
