One of their most popular releases, defining the group's romantic sound in the mid-2000s.

To understand the demand for the discography, one must first understand the singular trajectory of Zayda Peña Arjona. Born into a musical dynasty—her mother is the legendary singer Lila Deneken—Zayda carved her own path with "Los Culpables." Unlike the brassy, polished pop of her mother, Zayda’s music was gritty, anchored by the traditions of the corrido. With hits like "Contrabando y Traición" and "Tiro de Gracia," she navigated narratives of crime, love, and betrayal with a voice that was both delicate and commanding. However, her narrative is inextricably bound to her tragic end. In 2007, at the age of 28, Zayda was murdered in a hospital in Monclova, Coahuila, an assassination that shocked the Mexican entertainment industry. This tragedy transformed her discography from a collection of songs into a frozen artifact, making the act of downloading her music not just an act of consumption, but an act of memorialization.

Aunque la formación ha cambiado, Zayda (la vocalista original) aún realiza presentaciones esporádicas y su música sigue viva en sus canales oficiales.