Grupo Asalto Drops New Collaboration ‘Si Supieras Que’
At this point, we are just going to assume every song that Asalto releases is a banger. Their latest release is a collaboration with Los Del Norte, based out of Dallas, and is a fusion of multiple styles of music. It's Tejano, cumbia, and a splash of Norteño sax. It is such a smooth jam. You can now hear 'SI Supieras Que" trending on KLUB Tejano 106.9
@officialasaltoSi Supieras Que ft. Los del Norte now available on all digital platforms!!! & go check out our music video on YouTube! ♬ original sound - Grupo Asalto
In a recent interview with Tejano Nation, we learned that this song was written by Asalto's frontman, Jordan Rodriguez. It was originally supposed to be just an Asalto track. That is, until Cometa Lujan from Los Del Norte heard the song. At that point, Rodriguez said, " Let's do it, let's collaborate. We are so glad they did.
Last year, Asalto gave us new music that has a fresh new vibe with elements from the past and today. What I love about their music is that it is a vibe that speaks to our younger generation. Their previous single "Te Traigo En Mi Mente" has turned into a big time hit on KLUB Tejano 106.9 in Victoria.
@officialasalto ✨ Sneak Peek Alert! Here’s a little taste of our upcoming music video “Te Traigo En La Mente.” ❤️ we can’t wait for y’all to see the full video. Let us know what you think! Be sure to like, share, and tag! The full music video is coming soon… stay tuned! #Asalto #TeTraigoEnLaMente #SneakPeek #MusicVideo #ComingSoon ♬ original sound - Grupo Asalto
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