
Artist
Mazz
Popular
Albums

LOST VAMP
2026 · Album

Now I'm Here
2024 · Album

Higher Self
2021 · Album

Mentally Conscious
2021 · Album

Lo Más Romántico De
2021 · Album

C-J
2017 · Album

Un Día Más
2015 · Album

Romances
2013 · Album

Momentos De Coleccion
2012 · Album

Regalo De Navidad
2012 · Album

10 Grandes Exitos
2012 · Album

Que Esperabas
2011 · Album

Linea De Oro
2009 · Album

30 Del Recuerdo
2008 · Album

Serie Verde- Mazz
2007 · Album

Coleccion Suprema
2007 · Album

Lo Basico
2006 · Album

No Te Olvidare
2006 · Album

Que Esperabas
2006 · Album

Esto Es Lo Nuestro
2005 · Album

Original Masters
2003 · Album

30 Exitos Insuperables
2003 · Album

Latin Classics
2002 · Album

Tejano All Stars: Masterpieces Vol 1
2002 · Album
Singles & EPs

snus
2026 · Single

Alone
2026 · Single

21
2026 · Single

MEMORIES
2026 · Single

i still love you.
2026 · Single

Dreaming
2026 · Single

funko pop
2026 · Single

Kalbim'e
2026 · Single

NXT LVL
2026 · Single

Always OMM (feat. Prod.Adz)
2026 · Single

Odio Profondo (feat. NAYA & HORK)
2026 · Single

Pain
2026 · Single

TAKE TO ME
2026 · Single

palisades (white city)
2026 · Single

luv tape 5 (drugs)
2026 · Single

PELIGROSA
2026 · Single

Lonely Road
2026 · Single

Princess
2025 · Single

same typa song
2025 · Single

danny phantom
2025 · Single

fine high
2025 · EP

NIGHTMARE
2025 · Single

beat the odds
2025 · EP

fence
2025 · Single
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Mazz ( MAHz) was an American Tejano band formed in Brownsville, Texas in 1977. It was founded by its foremost members, singer Joe López and guitarist and arranger Jimmy González. The band became known for its unique and innovative style of rancheras and cumbia. After signing with and moving to the then-upcoming record label Capitol/EMI Latin in 1989, they would become one of the Tejano genre's most popular bands during its 1990s golden age.
Mazz disbanded in 1998, with frontmen López and González going on to form, respectively, Joe López y la Nueva Imagen Mazz in 1998 and Jimmy González y Grupo Mazz in 1999.
In 2006, López was convicted of and imprisoned for sexually assaulting his niece. After his release in 2018, he formed another group, Joe López y Grupo Mazz and continues to write, record, and perform.























