An Exclusive Interview with Gary Hobbs Coming Soon on Tejano Nation

Tejano Nation is thrilled to bring you an exclusive interview with the legendary Tejano artist, Gary Hobbs. Conducted by our very own Sylvia Carrizales, this interview promises to be a revealing and engaging conversation with the fan-favorite artist.

Hobbs, hailing from Eagle Pass, has been a stalwart in the industry for 40 years. Known for his smooth voice and traditional Tejano values, Hobbs has proven to be a candid and enjoyable interviewee. He’s a unique blend of old-school Tejano, promoting traditional values like discipline, yet he’s also in tune with new Latin and pop artists like Karol G and Bruno Mars. And guess what? He’ll be on TikTok soon!

In our upcoming interview, Hobbs opens up about everything from his latest single on Freddie Records, “Llegaste a Mi Corazon,” penned by Freddie Martinez, Sr., to his musical inspirations, including Bruno Mars. Yes, you read that right, Bruno Mars!

Currently, Hobbs is promoting his Latin Grammy-nominated album, Sin Fin. Fans can catch Hobbs on social media, his podcast, and live at this year’s Tejano Music Awards Fan Fair!

Stay tuned for the full interview and story, coming soon on TejanoNation.net. Don’t miss it!

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