If you are a fan of Texas Latino, you will be happy to hear that they have just released their new album 30th Anniversary Volumen 1. This album celebrates three decades of their musical career, featuring 15 classic hits and new songs.
Texas Latino is a popular Tejano band that blends traditional Mexican music with country, rock, and pop influences. They have won several awards and nominations, including a Tejano Music Award for Best Tejano Album in 2000.
Their new album showcases their versatility and talent, with songs ranging from romantic ballads to upbeat cumbias. Some of the highlights from the 15-track volume 1 include classics like “Te Amo” and “Estoy Enamorado De Ti,” along with the newer songs “La Cancion” and “La Sexy Toxica.”
“The plan is to do 30 songs, about 9 or 10 of the new ones and all the rest of them from throughout the years since 1993 til now. That’s our goal, just trying to keep Tejano alive, just like all of us, right?”
Texas Latino has kept Tejano alive for three decades with different members over the years including the addition of current lead vocalist Gabe Rivera, but the San Antonio-based band has produced many successful albums throughout the years.
If you want to enjoy some of the best Tejano music ever made, you should definitely check out 30th Anniversary Volumen 1 by Texas Latino. You can find it on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, and other streaming platforms. You can also order a physical copy from their website or Amazon. Don’t miss this opportunity to celebrate with Texas Latino and their amazing music!
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