Conquistando Fronteras.

Música ICF is the worship movement of Iglesia Conquistando Fronteras, a congregation on the east side of Mexico City. For years it recorded as Banda Conquistando Fronteras; that name still appears in the credits of its older albums, while the ministry now goes by Música ICF. It is a multigenerational team: musicians who have been in the church for decades and young voices who keep joining in.

Its first production, Es para Ti, came out in 2004. It was followed by Habitando en las Alturas (2006), Cordero y León (2008), and Révelanos (2009), and the following decade added Altísimo (2011), Sube Más Alto (2012), Gozo (2013), Un Sonido and Muéstrame a Cristo (2014), Abba Padre (2015), and Is42 (2018). That is more than thirteen productions over more than twenty years leading their congregation in worship, songs that have also reached churches across Latin America and Europe.

Their music is made to be sung in community. "Gloria Shekhiná," "Cielo y Tierra," "Enciende Un Fuego," and "Danzaré" are among the most listened-to songs in a catalog that blends studio albums, live recordings, and acoustic sessions. In 2020 they released Aurora, one of their most listened-to albums, along with the live sessions recorded that same year.

In 2015 the AMCL Awards nominated Abba Padre (En Vivo) and Muéstrame a Cristo; in 2021, Aurora competed for Live Album of the Year. None of that changed the core work: the team keeps recording for its own church and for the churches that adopt its songs.

In 2026 came Sesiones Noviembre, their most recent release, with English versions published as ICF Music. They also record for children as Música ICF Kids. Today they top 160,000 monthly listeners on Spotify and their YouTube channel has passed 85 million views: songs born in a local church that ended up being sung in many others.