The Tijuana Brass is a musical group formed in the 1960s, known for its distinctive blend of Latin, jazz, and pop music. Led by trumpeter Herb Alpert, the band gained popularity with catchy tunes and vibrant arrangements, often featuring brass instruments prominently. Their sound is characterized by upbeat rhythms and a lively, festive atmosphere. The group achieved significant commercial success, with several albums reaching the top of the charts. Notable hits include "A Taste of Honey" and "Spanish Flea." The Tijuana Brass played a key role in popularizing instrumental music during the 1960s and remains influential in the music industry.