Los Tigres del Norte se formaron en 1968 en Monterrey, Nuevo León, México. La banda originalmente estaba compuesta por Jorge Negrete (voz), Héctor Lavoe (voz), Mario Quintero (bajo), Ernesto García (teclados) y Óscar Cardoza (batería). A lo largo de los años, la banda ha experimentado cambios en su alineación, pero su estilo y sonido han permanecido fieles a la música norteña.
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Known as "The Idols of the People," this band has released over and recorded roughly . Their work is essential for any fan of: Norteño music (Accordion and bajo sexto) (Storytelling ballads) Narcocorridos (Social commentaries on the drug trade) Cumbias and Rancheras Essential Eras to Know The Early Years (1968–1972): Raw, traditional norteño sounds. The Breakthrough (1973): "Contrabando y Traición" changed the genre forever. The Golden Age (1980s–90s): Iconic hits like "La Puerta Negra" and "Jefe de Jefes." The Modern Classics: Los Tigres del Norte se formaron en 1968
From their early breakthrough with "Contrabando y Traición" in 1974—which arguably invented the "narco-corrido" genre—to their later, more socially conscious anthems like "Jefe de Jefes" and "La Granja," their music has chronicled the struggles of the immigrant, the dangers of the border, and the complexities of life under the shadow of power. The old hard drive hummed like a tired