On February 4, 2010, the suit used by Mario Quintero in the band's performances was exhibited at the Grammy Museum in the "Great Latin Stars" display, along with outfits by Celia Cruz, Ricky Martin, Banda el Recodo and Los Tigres del Norte. During the event, the group gave an interview and an acoustic performance. That same year they were nominated as Norteño Artist of the Year at Lo Nuestro Awards, a distinction they repeated in 2011, when they also performed the song "Soy todo tuyo" at the event's gala. In October 2011 they received the Legacy Award for their artistic career at the Billboard Mexican Music Awards, in a celebration held at the Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles. Likewise, the album El árbol received nominations at both the Grammy and the Latin Grammy Awards, in the categories of Best Regional Mexican Music Album and Best Norteño Album, respectively. In August 2012, several groups representing the norteño genre such as Banda El Recodo, La Original Banda El Limón, Calibre 50 and Banda MS recorded an album of corridos in tribute to Los Tucanes de Tijuana. The same month, Alfredo González was recognized as Accordionist of the Year at the Premios de la Calle, held in Los Angeles. In September 2012, the documentary Hecho en México was released, a film directed by British filmmaker Duncan Bridgeman about Mexican cultural diversity, in which the band participated along with other musical exponents of the country such as Molotov, Alejandro Fernández, Gloria Trevi and Rubén Albarrán. In November, the group won a Latin Grammy Award in the category of Best Norteño Album for their record 365 días. Los Tucanes de Tijuana had already been nominated five times in that same category. In June 2013 they contributed the song "La canción de Cuco" for the soundtrack of the animated film El Americano: The Movie, directed by Ricardo Arnaiz and Mike Kunkel. On July the band was recognized as "Ambassador of Norteño Music" at the Mexiga Festival held in the town of Villagarcía de Arosa in Pontevedra, Spain, and a month later they received recognition from the Council of Mexican Federations for their participation in the aforementioned soundtrack and for their support of immigration reform. In March 2014, the album Corridos Time Season One: Soy parrandero achieved the top spot on the Billboard Regional Mexican Albums chart. In June 2014, Telemundo invited Los Tucanes de Tijuana to