Ram Herrera has the biggest, smoothest voice in Texas. He leads "The Outlaws" a red hot          horn powered big band that owns the stage, thrilling audiences on everything from hooky                  cumbias and power ballads to cool Salsa grooves and hot Latin rock. Ram, his band and                  his organization put musical quality and production value first and it shows in the incredible                  excitement they generate in town after town, night after night.Ram is excited about his                relationship with  Tejas Records which he feels will allow him to make more of the best CDs               of his career. His  25th CD will be his historic first "Live In Concert" album, recorded by                  Grammy award winner Malcohm Harper and set for release on October 1st, 2002.                           Pre-production is starting now for his next studio project, the follow-up to the Internationally       recognized "Ingrata" album.

 Ram is focused on the future, more excited than ever about entertaining his fans, both live              and on CD, and that energy is leading to greater success. The best example is the recent            recognition from the Grammy organization which has caused media from all over the world                 to search for "The Most Wanted Man In Texas".

   It's said that success comes to those with great talent and it lasts for those that know what            to do with it. Take a close look at the musical career of Ram Herrera and you will see how true        that is. Now and in the years to come, watch with us as Ram continues to achieve new                     heights within the music industry.                                            

   Tejano singer Ramiro Herrera, named by his fans as Most Wanted Man and also known by               his nickname of Ram, started getting involved in show business while participating in a                       seven-piece act called David Lee Garza y Los Musicales, debuting with the release of                Cuantro Caminos in 1981. The artist decided to go on his own in 1984, recording and issuing            a self-titled album that same year. Throughout his career, Ramiro Herrera received notoriety for         being an unconditional contributor to humanitarian organizations such as Brown Santa and the      Texas Diabetes Association, and also for participating in Raúl Jiménez Thanksgiving Dinner.       Ramiro Herrera's acclaimed performances were recognized by the Tejano Music Awards   

when  they announced the artist was voted Male Entertainment of the Year. In March of 2007,          the singer signed up to the independent label Tejas Records, releasing an album called Ram               Herrera & The Outbaw Band 2007 soon after. ~ Drago Bonacich, All Music Guide