David Lee Rodriguez Y Cuatro 11 Drop ‘Quisiera Conocer Tu Mundo’
A new single has just been released to radio from artist David Lee Rodriguez Y Cuatro 11. The new single "Quisiera Conocer Tu Mundo" gives us a traditional Tejano ranchera style that we all grew up. It's a great Tejano dancing song. Check out the new single now trending on KLUB Tejano 106.9.
This single is from the third studio album by David Lee Rodriguez, III. This project is deeply personal and celebrates the family, legacy, and musical journey of David Lee Rodriguez. As reported by Tejano Nation. The album was produced by the legendary Gilbert Velasquez.
This is the follow-up to the lead single from this album, “Mi Amigo (Dos O Tres Tequilas) is an incredible collaboration with Eddie Gonzalez. In fact, you can hear the similarities to Eddie's massive hit, "Por Qué.' Continued success to David Lee Rodriguez Y Cuatro 11.
The next generation of Tejano has room for the traditional sound that many of us grew up with. Anthony Patterson, Ruben Salazar Y Lasso, and Tejano Outlaw Band are just a few examples. In fact, Tejano Outlaw Band has been on Rudy Trevino's Tejano Gold Countdown for most of 2026, including 6 weeks at the number 1 spot.
@tejanooutlawbandoffical Tejano Outlaw Band #1 4TH WEEK IN A ROW!! Quiero Volver Contigo, written and produced by @SHELLY LARES "LMD" ♬ Quiero Volver Contigo - Tejano Outlaw Band
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