Majo y Dan.

Danilo y Majo are a married couple, they are pastors, and they are a duo. From Monterrey, Nuevo León, they pastor the community Iglesia Hogar and since 2017 have released songs made for the Latin church to sing. If you have ever sung "Me sostendrá" or "Llévame a la cruz" in a service, you already know their music: over 1.7 million monthly listeners on Spotify and 1.28 million subscribers on YouTube.

It all started in 2017, with the singles "Hasta el fin" and "Al mirarte a ti," and it took shape on the debut album "Majo y Dan" (2018), released by CanZion, the label that has backed their career. In 2019 came "Me sostendrá" and "Me rindo a ti," two songs that became staples on worship setlists and that congregations still sing today.

The duo's career is measured in albums: "Vida Encontré" (2020), nominated for a Latin Grammy; "Cuando Todo Se Detiene" (2021), where they ventured into bolero and indie; "Esencia" (2022), in acoustic and devotional versions; and "No yo, sino Cristo" (2023), recorded live and nominated for a Latin Grammy in 2024. Their most recent is "Días Contigo" (2025), a twelve-song record built in three parts — NOCHE, ALBA, and DÍA — that earned them their third Latin Grammy nomination; the ceremony is November 12 in Las Vegas.

Their music is known for lyrics that speak of the life of Christ in the believer and for a catalog that works just as well on Sunday in the sanctuary as on Monday on your phone. Along the way they have recorded with Musiko, Christine D'Clario, Alex Zurdo, Madiel Lara, Leeland, and Carla Morrison, and they host the podcast "Vida Encontré." Which of their songs has carried you through a hard season? Tell us and share this profile with whoever leads the music at your church.