Hector Carreon

At the age of five, Carreon moved to Ciudad Juárez, a border town with El Paso, Texas.

He had the uncommon opportunity to live in Mexico and cross the border every day to attend school in the United States.

[3] At Sonic Ranch, he was able to work with acclaimed artists and contribute to important recordings, including: Sublime, Snarky Puppy, Alex Campos, Natalia Lafourcade, Ximena Sariñana, Ely Guerra, Jesus Adrian Romero, Intocable, Los Rieleros del Norte, La Firma, Conjunto Primavera and David Garza.

The Man, the American rock band, invited The Chamanas to do the Spanish version of their single "Purple Yellow Red and Blue".

[11] In 2017 Carreon composed[12] the songs for The Chamana’s second album NEA[13] which is dedicated to his mother and brother who recently passed away.