Los Tigres del Norte, a storied norteño group with roots firmly planted in Mexican music tradition, has been a defining force in Latin music for decades. The group was founded in Rosa Morada, Mocorito, Sinaloa, Mexico, in the late 1960s by Jorge Hernández and his brothers, who moved to San Jose, California, and soon evolved from a modest family band into international superstars. Their music delves deep into the stories and struggles of migrants, love, and the life of the working class, resonating with audiences far beyond their initial base. Los Tigres del Norte have not only been pivotal in shaping the norteño and corrido music scenes but have also been vocal advocates for various social issues through their lyrics, touching on themes such as immigration and workers' rights.

Over the years, Los Tigres del Norte have released an impressive lineup of albums that mark milestones in their expansive career. Albums like "Los Tigres Del Norte At Folsom Prison," an homage to Johnny Cash's iconic prison performance, showcase the band's commitment to telling real and raw stories of those living on the margins of society. Their live albums, such as "Desde El Azteca (En Vivo)," capture the electric energy of their performances and the deep connection they share with their audiences. With countless hits and awards to their name, including several Grammy and Latin Grammy Awards, Los Tigres del Norte have cemented their legacy as icons of Norteño music, continuously pushing the genre's boundaries and elevating its profile on the world stage.

Genres

Banda

Musica Mexicana

Norteno

Ranchera

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Latest Release

Selwyn

Los Tigres Del Norte

Album - 8 Tracks - Released October 7, 2024