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Octavio Osuna
Octavio Osuna came from Victoria, Tamaulipas, and his music often reflected that connection. He started performing with local bands around town before...
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Octavio Osuna came from Victoria, Tamaulipas, and his music often reflected that connection. He started performing with local bands around town before recording his first album, "El Sueño," in 2012.
His song "Victoria, Mi Ciudad" came out in 2015 and became his most recognizable track. It's a straightforward tribute to his hometown, and it seemed to connect with people in a way his earlier work hadn't.
He kept recording after that, putting out albums like "Mi Historia" in 2017 and "Raíces" in 2022. He worked with other Mexican artists like Banda MS and Calibre 50 along the way.
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