NewsTelemundo 52 — LocalJuly 17, 2026United States
Regional Mexican Band Intocable Receives Hollywood Walk of Fame Star
The band Intocable was honored with the 2,852nd star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in recognition of their career, which includes multiple chart-topping albums and Grammy awards. The ceremony took place at 7083 Hollywood Blvd, celebrating the group's influence on Latin music.
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The installation of this star marks a permanent cultural recognition of the band's contribution to the music industry at a specific public location in Hollywood.
Key Facts
- Intocable received the 2,852nd star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
- The star is located at 7083 Hollywood Blvd.
- The band was formed in 1993 in Zapata, Texas, by Ricardo Muñoz and René Martínez.
- The band has released 13 albums that reached the top of the charts.
- Intocable has won two Grammy awards.
- The band received their first Grammy nomination in 2000 for 'Contigo'.
- They won their first Grammy in 2005 for 'Intimamente' and a second in 2011 for 'Classic'.
- Band members José Ángel Farias and Silvestre Rodríguez, and tour manager José Ángel González, died in a 1999 vehicle accident.
- The Hollywood Walk of Fame was completed in 1961 with 1,558 initial stars.
Who's Mentioned
locationHollywood Walk of Fame“The site of the star installation.”personNir Seroussi“President of Interscope Capitol Miami.”personEdgar Barrera“Composer and producer.”personRené Martínez“Cofounder of Intocable.”organizationIntocable“Regional Mexican band receiving the star.”personRicardo Muñoz“Cofounder of Intocable.”