Bobby Pulido
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Roberto Pulido Jr. (born c. 1971), better known as Bobby Pulido, is a Mexican-American Nortena music performer who was born in Edinburg, Texas. His father, Roberto Pulido Sr., was an accomplished singer. Bobby often attended his father's concerts as a child.
Very proud of his Mexican heritage, Pulido had his first CD released on September 15, 1995, commemorating Mexico's independence. In 1996, his songs became big hits around Monterrey, including Te Voy a Amar. That year, he appeared in front of 60,000 fans at the Guadalupe expo.
On November of that year, his album Ensename reached the top of the charts in Mexico's northern states. At the end of 1996, he received the prestigious Cerro de la Villa award, as well as the revelation of the year award in Mexico.
Subsequently, Pulido has released three more albums, becoming an international superstar, conquering Hispanic fans in the United States, as well as fans in Costa Rica, Puerto Rico and many other Latin American countries. Pulido has earned many awards for his productions, and he has collaborated with such singers as Juan Gabriel and others.
As of 2004, Pulido is in a multiple United States city tour alongside Alicia Villareal.