Larios, who turned 16 in January, is making the switch from La Masia. The club's academy already have talented full backs a year older than him in Josh Wilson-Esbrand and Oscar Tarensi.
City will be on their way to making at least nine signings in the last three months, kicked off by right back Yan Couto's arrival from Coritiba in Brazil.
Sources suggest the surge in transfers is partly due to uncertainty surrounding the trading impact of Brexit.
City is also moving closer in sealing a deal for Celtic teenager midfielder Josh Adam, with the 17-year-old set to join fellow Scot Liam Smith, who signed from Kilmarnock in March.
Romeo Lavia has been persuaded to leave Vincent Kompany's Anderlecht to link up with City's Under 18 team. Manchester United and Liverpool were among those interested in Lavia.
Bulgarian midfielder Filip Krastev agreed a five-year contract with City Football Group over the weekend, joining the stable's newest addition, Lommel SK, in Belgium. Krastev is, however, understood to have admirers at the Etihad Stadium and they will closely trail his progress.
Kluiverth Aguilar, a Peruvian defender, signed for City in April, while Holland under 16 goalkeeper Mikki Van Sas also moved from Utrecht.
A swap deal to land Spanish youth international Pablo Moreno from Juventus with Felix Corriea going the other way - is expected to be announced. Moreno is heading to City Football Group sister club Girona on loan.
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