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His videos attracted attention from music fans drawn to his use of Mexican Regional songs from cumbia sonidera, mariachi, bolero, corridos, and other folk forms such as vallenato from Colombia. In 2020 he served as Lefty Sm's collaborator on the duet offering Necesidad and its smash single "Mi Decepcion." The set drew attention from other producers and rappers. They dug the seamless interaction and Santa Fe Klan's carefully constructed beats and charts. That year he also issued the collaborative cumbia/norteño/rap single "Dobo Entondre" with Neto Peña and Yoss Bones. Its video registered more than half-a-billion views. In 2021, he collaborated with Run the Jewels' on "Ooh La La" that also featured Mexican Institute of Sound. Santa Fe Klan left Rap Trap and formed the Cuatro Siete Tres Music label.

In February 2021, Santa Fe Klan hit the Mexican charts with their seminal long-player Santa Cumbia thanks to production by Camilo Lara and Toy Selectah, and the singles "Vuelve" and "Soledad." The album drew attention across Latin America and the U.S. It featured no rapping but instead delved deeply into cumbia sonidera grafted onto hip-hop production and beats. It also showcased Jasso's remarkable accordion playing. He issued no less than 15 singles under his own name and collaborated on a large number of other tracks including the smash "Grandes Ligas" with Lupillo Rivera, Alemán, B-Real, and Snoop Dogg, Calibre 50's "Cuiando el Territorio," and "Dos Mundos" by Banda MS de Sergio Lizarraga, to name just three. He took home his country's Premio Juventud for "Best New Artist: Mexican Regional.

2022 followed apace. In January he appeared on Gera MX's "Problematico," and Chrystemc's "Phiesta" with Macrodee. Just before the month ended, he issued "Callejera" in collaboration with MC Davo. At the end of February he and Gera MX released two four-track EPs entitled Socios 1 and Socios 2. In April he issued the pre-release solo single "Mar y Tierra" (his first entry on the Hot Latin Songs chart) followed by a second, "Eres," in May, and "Quedate" and "Luka" in June. The following month he contributed the track "Soy" to Marvel Studios' Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Prologue EP, and issued the non-album single "Yo Vengo de Abajo" with collaborators Los Dareyes De La Sierra and Locura Terminal. The full-length Mundo was released in August, and entered the Latin Pop albums chart at number four and number 11 on the Latin Rhythm Albums list. The set comprised a dozen tracks featuring collaborations with pop duo Reik on the single "Llevame," Tornillo on "Me Ire con Ella," and "Triste Realidad" with Jacky Jack and AXS Axel Santos, as well as a new version of "Debo Entendre." (via AllMusic)