| Lupita recently announced her 2025 tour, where she will open for legends such as Pepe Aguilar, Los Angeles Azules, and Mariachi Vargas |
Miami, FL (May 19, 2025) – Two-time Grammy nominee Lupita Infante steps boldly into her legacy with the release of her third studio album, “La Corona es Mía”, out Monday, May 19. Across 10 powerful tracks, Lupita cements her place as a leading force in Música Mexicana, claiming the crown that’s rightfully hers. As the granddaughter of the iconic Pedro Infante, Lupita carries a legacy that shines just as brightly as her crown. Her powerful 10-track album stays true to her Música Mexicana roots while incorporating pop elements, delivering a timeless and elevated project.
The album features the previously released tracks, “¿Seguimos o No’?”, “Tengo Mal Gusto,” “Podemos (No Volver a La Ciudad)”, and the collaboration with Retoños Del Rio, “Una Última Noche.” Additionally, the album features 6 never-before-heard tracks, with collaborations from acclaimed Musica Mexicana singer-songwriters such as Adriana Rios, Alejandro Asencio, Nora Gonzalez, and Victoria La Mala.
Check out the official tracklist below:
- La Corona es Mia
- ¿Seguimos o No?
- Tengo Mal Gusto
- Alergica w/ Adriana Rios
- Cuando Me Quieras feat. Alejandro Asencio
- Te Digo No w/ Nora Gonzalez
- El Motivo w/ Victoria La Mala
- Podemos (No Volver a La Ciudad)
- Una Última Noche w/ Retoños Del Rio
- Dame Un Beso
When asked about the inspiration behind her album title, Lupita doesn’t hesitate: “La Corona Es Mía” (The Crown is Mine) is the title of the album and one of the songs on it, but it’s also a personal statement. It’s my way of saying that I’m no longer going to make myself small. This project represents a moment in my life where I’ve decided to believe in myself despite the circumstances, despite any fear or any barriers. In this industry, people often try to measure us by what we produce, by the numbers, by what’s visible—but I feel that our value as artists isn’t found there. Our value comes from who we are, from the soul, from our essence, and our stories. So, I deeply believe that when a woman dares to tell her truth, she not only frees herself but also opens the way for many others.” “La Corona Es Mía” is a reminder to myself that I don’t have to wait for permission to take over my space. That crown has always been there symbolically—I just needed to recognize that it truly belongs to me.”
Additionally, Lupita Infante has officially announced her 2025 tour, a landmark moment in her rising career that will see her performing across the U.S. and Mexico. This tour includes solo headline shows and opening slots alongside Música Mexicana Legends such as Pepe Aguilar, Los Ángeles Azules, and Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán.
With this latest release and tour, Lupita continues solidifying her status as one of the most acclaimed voices in Latin music today, adding another powerful chapter to her prestigious and ever-growing discography. Her artistry has not gone unnoticed — both of her previous albums have earned GRAMMY® nominations: her debut, La Serenata, was honored in 2021 with a nomination for Best Regional Mexican Album (including Tejano), and her sophomore album, Amor Como en las Películas de Antes, followed with a nomination for Best Música Mexicana Album in 2024.
Watch the Official Music Video for the focus track, “La Corona es Mia:” HERE
