David Marez
David Marez
Quick Bio:
David Marez, often called “La Voz de Oro” (The Golden Voice), is a legendary Tejano vocalist known for his silky smooth tone, romantic ballads, and deep contributions to the evolution of modern Tejano music. With a career spanning decades, Marez remains one of the genre’s most beloved and respected voices.
Key Facts
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Full Name: David Marez
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Genres: Tejano, Latin Pop, Romantic Ballads
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Years Active: 1970s–present
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Popular Hits: “No Se Acaba El Amor,” “La Puerta Se Cerró,” “Yo Soy Chicano”
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Awards: Tejano Music Awards, Lifetime Achievement recognitions
Musical Style and Influence
David Marez is known for his romantic style, blending Tejano with R&B and Latin pop influences. His vocals are smooth and emotional, and he has influenced countless Tejano artists with his elegant delivery and modern sound.
Cultural Impact
As one of the original voices of the romantic Tejano ballad style, Marez helped redefine the genre’s sound in the 1980s and 1990s. His legacy continues to influence new generations of artists in Tejano and Latin music alike.
Career Highlights
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Lead vocalist for The Royal Jesters in his early years
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Launched a successful solo career in the late 1970s
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One of the first Tejano artists to blend R&B and pop with traditional sounds
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Known for live performances that showcase his vocal mastery
Fan Testimonials
“David Marez’s voice is like velvet. He brings so much heart to every song.”
— Sylvia G., San Antonio
“Every time I hear ‘No Se Acaba El Amor,’ it takes me back to the best times of my life.”
— Luis M., Lubbock
Fun Fact
David Marez is considered one of the most romantic voices in Tejano history and often referred to as the genre’s answer to Luther Vandross.
Discography (Select Albums)
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1981 – Enamorados
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1992 – No Se Acaba El Amor
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2001 – Canciones del Corazón
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2012 – El Chicano de Tejas
Related Artists
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Jay Perez
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Oscar G
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Joe Lopez
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Bobby Pulido
