Solo Quería Decirte Que Te Amo

💡Fun Facts

• 1La Fiera de Ojinaga formed around 2012 when founder Mauricio Palma initially planned to record just one album, but early buzz quickly turned them into a professional act with a contract from Azteca Records.[1][7]
• 2The band is recognized as a leader in the **norteño-sax** subgenre, a twist on traditional norteño that foregrounds the saxophone and appeals strongly on both sides of the U.S.–Mexico border.[2][3]
• 3La Fiera de Ojinaga’s catalog frequently revolves around themes of love, celebration, and everyday life, making a romantically titled track like “Solo Quería Decirte Que Te Amo” very consistent with their brand.[3]
• 4They have performed at major venues and festivals such as Pico Rivera Sports Arena, La Boom in Queens, Tejano Explosion, and Mexican Independence Day celebrations, which has helped cement their reputation as one of the most dynamic acts in contemporary regional Mexican music.[4]
• 5The group’s collaboration history with Azteca Records and Aztekas Publishing (BMI) reflects a long-term label relationship that has supported multiple albums and deluxe editions, including expanded versions of releases like “Jalas o No Jalas.”[1][4]