
Solido Remains #1 And 4 New Songs Enter The Tejano Gold Countdown
For the second consecutive week, Grupo Solido's "Qué Tonto He Sido" remains at the top spot for the weekend ending June 14. There is also two new songs that have reached top 5 status with Jay Perez's and Oscar De La Rosa. Here are the top five songs for the weekend of June 12-14.
Check out the Mariachi/Norteno vibe of Oscar's first release as a solo artist. This song will hit the top spot in the next week or two.
@lamafiaofficial Disfruta de #SiFueranMias el nuevo álbum de @oscardelarosaoficial ♬ sonido original - La Mafia
Rudy Trevino's Tejano Gold Countdown Weekend of June 12-14.
- 5. "Te Quiero Amar" Jay Perez
- 4. Si Tu Supieras" Ricardo Castillon Y La Diferenzia
- 3. "Quiero Volver Contigo" Tejano Outlaw Band
- 2. "Me Gusta Estar Contigo" Oscar De La Rosa
- 1."Que Tonto He Sido" Grupo Solido
There are four new chart entries in this week's Tejano Gold Countdown.
There are four new songs entering the charts, and they have different musical vibes. The new songs feature the many flavors of Tejano, including Notreno Cumbia, Country, and the traditional Tejano sound. The number 20 song this week features the Norteno cumbia group, Zenzio, and their cover of the smash Country hit "Choosing Texas."
@htxjammz Zenzio-Choosin Texas @GRUPO ZENZIO #fyp #htx #htxjammz #houston #zenzio ♬ original sound -
@lamafiaofficial Disfruta de #SiFueranMias el nuevo álbum de @oscardelarosaoficial ♬ sonido original - La Mafia

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