Celebrating its 30th anniversary as the longest-running and biggest Latin music industry event, Latin Music Week 2020 was originally scheduled to take place April 20-23 in Las Vegas and was postponed due to COVID-19.

The Billboard Latin Music Awards 2020 will broadcast live on Oct. 21 via Telemundo, with awards to be given out in 59 categories honoring the top artists, songs, albums, labels, publishers, songwriters, and producers of the year.

Ahead of the highly-anticipated Q&A and in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, here are five times Los Tigres del Norte has taken a stand against social injustice.

Immigration: “Tres Veces Mojado” 

Many Los Tigres del Norte songs, including “Tres Veces Mojado,” “La Jaula de Oro,” “De Paisano a Paisano” and “Vivir En Las Sombras,” have become pro-immigrant anthems that portray the nuanced experience of immigrants living in the United States. In 2013, Los Tigres del Norte headlined a massive immigration rally in Washington D.C. to draw attention to immigration reform.

“Our music serves as a consolation,” Los Tigres del Norte said before taking the stage at Chicago’s Ruido Fest in 2019. “When we came to the United States we came illegally, too. We can be an example of fighters who want to make a better life for themselves.”

LGBTQ+ Rights: “Era Diferente” 

The song is considered to be the first norteño song to advocate for LGBTQ+ tolerance. The band received a special award from GLAAD for the track’s groundbreaking impact. “Era Diferente (She Was Different),” which tells the story of a young girl who falls in love with her female best friend, is featured on their album 2014 Realidades.

Prison Reform: “La Prisión de Folsom”

Last year, Los Tigres Del Norte became the first artist since Johnny Cash to film a concert inside the walls of Folsom Prison. The concert explores issues of Latinx incarceration, as over 40% of California’s 125,000 inmates are Latinx.

“We’re all human, and there are moments when we all commit errors, when all of a sudden we become blinded by rage, passion, jealousy, desperation,” band member Jorge Hernández previously told Billboard. “We wanted to send a message to the new generations, to people of all kinds, not to get to that difficult point in life.”

Importance of Voting: “Somos Más Americanos”

Los Tigres del Norte is known for urging the Latinx community to go out and vote. The Mexican band has in the past shown its support for Democrats like former president Barack Obama and 2016 presidential candidate Hillary Clinton. In 2015, the joined forces onstage at the Latin Grammys with Maná where they sang the norteño anthem “Somos Más Americanos” and both iconic bands unveiled a sign that read: Latinos unidos no voten por los racistas [Latinos, united, don’t vote for the racists.]

Gun Violence: “La Bala”

Realidades‘ first single “La Bala,” which translates to “the bullet,” tells the heartbreaking tale of the unexpected loss that can occur when we do not collectively stand up to gun violence. Sending a poignant message about the easy access to guns on the streets, Los Tigres del Norte empowers listeners to stand up against gang-related violence.