Los Tigres del Norte have released over 55 albums since their inception in the late 1960s . Often called "Los Ídolos del Pueblo" (Idols of the People), they are the definitive voice of the genre, known for their cinematic storytelling through Essential Discography Highlights Contrabando y Traición (1974) : The breakout album that revolutionized the narcocorrido subgenre with the iconic tale of Camelia la Texana. Jaula de Oro (1984)
The group was formed in 1968 in Brownsville, Texas, by brothers Jorge, Cruz, and Óscar Lizardi, along with their cousin, Homero Lizardi. They began performing traditional norteño music, which eventually led to their signature corrido style. Los Tigres Del Norte Discografia Completa
: Inspired by Arturo Pérez-Reverte's novel, this album showed their ability to weave literature into norteño storytelling. 4. 2010s - Present: Renaissance and Legends Los Tigres del Norte have released over 55