Bobby Pulido is one of the most iconic voices in modern Tejano music. Born in Edinburg, Texas, and son of Tejano legend Roberto Pulido, Bobby grew up surrounded by music and launched his career in the mid 1990s with the hit duet Contigo alongside his father.

His debut album Desvelado (1995) quickly became a cultural anthem, followed by chart topping releases like Enséñame, Llegaste a Mi Vida, and El Cazador. With hits such as Se Murió de Amor and Le Pediré, Pulido became a household name, blending Tejano tradition with modern sounds.

Over the years, he has earned numerous awards including Tejano Music Awards, Premio Lo Nuestro, and Furia Musical, and was also recognized by People en Español as one of its “Most Beautiful People.” In 2022, nearly three decades into his career, Pulido won his first Latin Grammy, cementing his legacy as one of Tejano’s most enduring stars.

A dynamic performer, he has brought Tejano music to major stages at festivals like Arre, Pal Norte, and Bésame Mucho, introducing the genre to new audiences while honoring its roots. His influence extends beyond music through television appearances and his role in inspiring a new generation of Tejano artists.

Bobby Pulido continues to embody the heart of Tejano music, passionate, innovative, and timeless.