How to make a music video for your corrido, with you on camera

Upload your finished corrido and a few clear photos of yourself, and pick the style: tradicional, romántico, sad sierreño, tumbado, trap corrido, narcocorrido or bélico. The studio plans the video as a storyboard in that style, which you check scene by scene for free, then renders a finished music video with you on camera, lip-synced to your own track. It costs $99, charged only when you press Render.

Make my music video · $99 per video

Step by step

Open Music videos and pick the style of your corrido. Each one has its own look: tumbado is neon nights and lowriders, bélico is trucks in formation on night streets, romántico is golden-hour light and roses.
Upload your track and a few photos of yourself: recent, well lit, with your face clearly visible.
Tell the Director what the song is about, in Spanish or English, and review the storyboard. Approve each scene or send it back; nothing is charged while you plan.
Press Render when the board looks right. That is the only moment the $99 is charged.
Download the finished video and post it. Cut it into vertical hooks for TikTok and Reels to keep the song out there all release week.

Questions

Can I get a video for a corrido tumbado?

Yes. Tumbado is one of the seven styles: streetwear, neon nights, lowriders and a hazy glow.

Do I need to film anything?

No. You upload your song and a few photos of yourself; the studio makes every scene.

How much does it cost?

$99 per finished video, charged only when you press Render. Planning the storyboard is free.

Good to know

Seven corrido styles: tradicional, romántico, sad sierreño, tumbado, trap corrido, narcocorrido and bélico.
You are on camera in the artist scenes, singing your own lyrics; there is no shoot and no crew.
If a render fails, the credits go back to your balance automatically.