Top 25 Monterrey Influencers on Instagram (Sep 2026)

Ray Monsivais keeps his bio to two words in Spanish: I am bored. A+ at 96, the highest score here: his Reels average more than six times his follower count.

Memo Campa acts, sings and performs as a clown with the Payasonicos, and lists a booking number. A+ at 94 on Reels reaching twice his following.

Diego Sanchez plays for Tigres and the Mexican national team and carries an adidas Mexico tag. A+ at 93 on more than twenty-four times the Mexican median engagement rate for his size.

Luis Cardenas keeps goal for Rayados. A+ at 90 on Reels reaching almost twice his following.

Santiago Fourcade reports for Fox and Reporte Indigo and points at his own interview channel. A at 89 on the most local audience in the top five, 36 percent inside Monterrey.

Los Payasonicos perform as a clown troupe from the planet Chistorete and sell tickets through the account. A at 87 on an 82 percent real audience.

Denzy Jimena's bio is one word and a work email. A at 86 on the widest Reel reach on this page, six and a half times her following.

Victor Rodriguez points at a TikTok above a million followers beside this account. A at 84 on the largest following here at 191,000.

Darely posts from Monterrey and tags a beauty salon and a water park. A at 83 on a 35 percent Monterrey audience.

Abril Rodriguez keeps the bio to a location and a gym emoji. A at 82 on Reels reaching more than one and a half times her following.

Melody Cruz is a professional boxer with a 114-3-1 amateur record and a nutrition degree. A at 80 on a 32 percent Monterrey audience.

The account publishes no name and one handle, the Decay crew. B at 79 on the most local audience in the top fifteen, 41 percent inside Monterrey.

Marco Garcia says he is hard to find at home because he is out watching the sunset. B at 79 on a 32 percent Monterrey audience.

Andrea Lozano calls herself the cupid of lesbians and runs a Pride special account. B at 78 on a 45 percent Monterrey audience, the most local on this page.

Rebecca Jurado's bio is one line: owner of Beka Shop. B at 76 on a 34 percent Monterrey audience.

Simbolooo Valdez performs as El Simbolo, the king of the chancla, and takes bookings by phone. B at 74 on Reels reaching nine tenths of his following.

Lumy Sasa describes herself as a curvy model from Monterrey and co-hosts a podcast. B at 74 on a 32 percent Monterrey audience.

Fredy Guiando is 22 towns into visiting all 177 Pueblos Magicos in Mexico. B at 74 on an 85 percent real audience.

Stephy Garcia is a graffiti artist who runs a studio, an academy and a permanent-makeup practice. B at 73 on more than ten times the Mexican median engagement rate for her size.

Salma Lozano runs, follows Rayados and lists a dedicated collaborations address. B at 73 on a 31 percent Monterrey audience.

Marcelo Rivera produces and hosts the Que Paso Ayer podcast. B at 72 on a 33 percent Monterrey audience.

Es el Chaires posts humour, football and vlogs and is an ambassador for a betting brand. B at 71 on a 26 percent Monterrey audience.

Pedrito drives for Uber, streams, and says his dream is to sing. B at 69 on an 87 percent real audience, the cleanest here.

Fer Elizondo plays professionally for Tigres Femenil. B at 67 on 153,000 followers.

Pepito de la granja posts from barrios across Mexico and lists a phone number for collaborations. B at 67 on a 23 percent Monterrey audience.