Art Tigerina Continues To Release Original Music With 'Ella Sabe

Art Tigerina continues to bring new original Tejano music. During the past year, Art has dropped four new original tracks, the latest of which is called "Ella Sabe Lo Que Hace." The new song has a classic Tejano style that will make you want to get on the floor. The song was written by songwriter Mr. Humberto “Beto” Ramon.

Art Tigerina continues to release original music.

Art Tigerina combats the sentiment that there is no new original Tejano music coming out anymore. I would guess those people don't really actually keep up with the Tejano genre. He's coming out with new Tejano music, and it's all original. Here is the cool thing. It stays true to the Tejano style that many of us grew up with.

@edgar_ramos_ Art Tijerina Band "Ell Sabe Lo Que Hace" Single Release 2026 #arttijerinaband #tejano #tejanomusic #purotejano #fypシ ♬ original sound - Edgar Ramos

Tejano music has many different styles.

The new generation of Tejano music can have a classic sound, and it is just as important a part of the next generation of Tejano music, alongside groups with musical styles such as Asalto and Jai Sterling. There is room for everyone! Tejano music doesn't always have to sound the same as it always has. However, kudos to Art for staying true to his roots.

I consider Art Tigerina one of the strongest voices in Tejano music.

I have always felt that Art has been underappreciated as a solo artist and vocalist after Group Vida, and I don't know why. He's absolutely incredible. Here is a list of my top 3 Tejano voices.

Riicardo Castillion
Art Tigerina
Alex DeLeon (original singer of Stampede)

This is no disrespect to the many incredible voices in Tejano like Ram, Jay, Emilio, Marcos, and even Joel Nava. Just my personal list. Who is your favorite Tejano singer? Let us know my messaging us in the app.

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