La Texana

In a live concert photo shared by La Texana on Instagram, the artist is clearly seen playing a Rickenbacker 360 Electric Guitar. The guitar is identifiable by its rounded double-cutaway body shape, distinctive "slash" sound hole, and specific control layout. The image, tagged with @carlosmaycotte and @elbrillante_, captures La Texana performing with the Rickenbacker 360, highlighting its bright and jangly tone. A pedalboard visible at the artist's feet suggests the use of effects to enhance the guitar's tonal range.

In a studio photo taken on May 4, La Texana is seen using a Rickenbacker 4001, identifiable by its distinctive body shape, triangular inlays, and headstock design. This bass guitar was being used to record material for their second album, as evidenced by the visible home studio setup, which includes a pedalboard and laptop, suggesting that the bass was tracked through effects or digital amp simulations. The source image can be found on Equipboard.

La Texana prominently features the Roland TR-707 Rhythm Composer in her music, as evidenced by her Instagram post where she discusses the creation of her album "LA CASA QUE CAE." Although she may not physically own the instrument, its influence is evident in the sound of her tracks.

In a YouTube performance video titled "La Texana - Trataré," the artist La Texana is seen using a Danelectro 59 DC, identifiable by its distinctive body shape, dual “lipstick” pickups, and minimal control layout, consistent with the Danelectro 59M NOS+ reissue models. The guitar's characteristics, including the copper/bronze finish and the tonal quality—bright, slightly lo-fi, and jangly—are clearly visible throughout the performance, especially in close-up shots that highlight the metallic lipstick pickup and large white pickguard.

In the video titled "Riff Anxiety 'Desgárrame' con La Texana" on YouTube by Gear Anxiety, Josué from La Texana is shown using the Boss CE-2W Chorus Waza Craft pedal while playing a riff on his Rickenbacker guitar.

In the video titled "Riff Anxiety 'Desgárrame' con La Texana" by Gear Anxiety on YouTube, Josué from La Texana can be seen using the Electro-Harmonix Nano Deluxe Memory Man delay pedal while playing the riff for “Desgárrame” on his Rickenbacker guitar.

In the video titled "Riff Anxiety 'Desgárrame' con La Texana" by Gear Anxiety, Josué from La Texana is visibly using the Strymon Deco Tape Saturation and Doubletracker Delay Pedal V2 to play the riff of "Desgárrame" on his Rickenbacker guitar.

In the video titled "Riff Anxiety 'Desgárrame' con La Texana" on YouTube, Josué from La Texana is seen using the TC Electronic Polytune Mini pedal while playing the riff of “Desgárrame” on his Rickenbacker guitar. The video is provided by Gear Anxiety, where Josué explains how to play "Desgárrame."

In the video titled "Riff Anxiety 'Desgárrame' con La Texana" by Gear Anxiety on YouTube, Josué from La Texana is seen using the Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail Max pedal to play the riff for "Desgárrame" on his Rickenbacker guitar.

In the video titled "Riff Anxiety 'Desgárrame' con La Texana" on YouTube, Josué from La Texana can be seen using the Electro-Harmonix Op-Amp Big Muff Pi pedal to play the riff for "Desgárrame" on his Rickenbacker guitar.

La Texana, although not owning the Roland TR-606 Drumatix physically, prominently features its sounds in the album "La Casa Que Cae," particularly in the tracks "Hoy a qué vamos a jugar" and "Dispara." This is evidenced by the YouTube release "Hoy a qué vamos a jugar," provided by The Orchard Enterprises, where the distinct sound of the TR-606 can be clearly heard.