Jorge Moreno, better known as the California Cowboy, is back in the saddle! This time, he’s taking a bold step into the world of Norteño music. His latest song, “Gaviota,” is a testament to this exciting new direction.
“Gaviota,” a song previously recorded by the legendary Ramon Ayala, has been given a fresh lease of life. Moreno’s rendition is a pure squeeze box tune, a collaboration with the popular band Masizzo. The production was handled by Albert Ramirez of Masizzo, adding another layer of authenticity to the track showcasing Moreno’s roots.
“I have an upbringing of the Norteño style and never was really able to put it in play and put something on record and the idea came up to do a song and myself and Albert Ramirez put together this song that we decided to kind of spice it up with the Masizzo sound behind it and this is what we came up with,” Moreno said in a recent interview with Jonny Ramirez and Bo Leo on Fierro HD on the Audacy app. “I didn’t know how my fans would react to it but I figured it’s worth a shot to show people my third part of who really I am and where I came from.”
Jorge Moreno — “Gaviota” featuring Masizzo
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Moreno recently announced his retirement from his previous career, a decision that allows him to dedicate his time and energy to his music. This commitment is evident in the passion and creativity infused in “Gaviota.”
“It allows me now to put 1000% into the music and dedicate wholeheartedly a lot more into this industry,” said Moreno.
He shared his plans to tour this year sparking excitement among fans, who are eagerly awaiting the chance to see the California Cowboy perform live.
Moreno’s return to the music scene, his exploration of Norteño music, and his upcoming tour mark an exciting new chapter in his career. As he embarks on this journey, fans can look forward to more innovative music and charismatic performances. The Cowboy is back, and he’s ready to leave his mark on the world of Norteño music.
Fierro HD Interview with Jorge Moreno
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