Which David Lee Garza Lead Singer Do You Associate Most With The DLG Sound?
A while back, I found an article from mysanantonio.com. back in 2022 where they published a ranking of David Lee Garza's lead singers! On that particular list, they rank Emilio as #1. I would personally put Marcos Orsoco as #1 on my list. I feel his voice has the iconic David Lee Sound.
My list for my top 3 lead singers for DLG would be Marcos Orosco #1, Jay Perez #2. and Oscar G #3. Now it’s time for you to sound off. Whose voice do you think you associate most with the David Lee Sound? Give us your top 3. Send us a message in our station app.
Here is how My SA ranked the singers:
9. Joey Martinez
8. Ben Ozuna
7. Cesar Martinez
6. Oscar G
5. Mark Ledesma
4. Ram Herrera
3. Marcos Orosco
2. Jay Perez
1. Emlilo]
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DLG has two of the best Tejano albums of all time.
I consider Marcos Orosco voice the most recognizable on DLG. Jay and David Lee made so many legendary hits that are still being played on the radio today. BTW, David Lee Garza's album 1392 is the second-best album from DLG, but just barely. The 1392 album features one of the most epic starts to any Tejano song with 'Hasta Cuando'. The best DLG album of all time is "Con El Tiempo." Of course, this is my opinion. What's yours? Let us know and message us inside our app.
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