Salven al Tigre

Salven al Tigre is a band from Baja California formed by Fernando, José, Oscar, and Daniel. It was born in August 2024, when Fernando's solo project became a group, adopted a new name, and found its sound: rock amistad (friendship rock).

After "La última vez" and "Gracias por ser tú" (2025) they signed with Worldwide Records. The series opens with "Hoy que desperté", which takes them from fewer than a thousand monthly listeners to over six thousand, to 11 thousand followers on Instagram, and a 60% increase in presence on Spotify's algorithmic playlists. Following are "Ver el sol", "Olimpiadas del 68", "Día favorito" and the cover by 107 Faunos "El tigre de las facultades", all heading towards their debut album "Dinastía Tigre" , which brings together the singles from the cycle plus five unreleased songs, which was just released in the fall of this year. Each release came with pickup editorial from Spotify (including Rock News) and Apple Music (such as Indie: latest, New Releases: alternative and The new: rock), accumulating streams since the first week with a high percentage coming from personalized playlists. At the same time, the content together with his manager Israel Torres amplified its reach: one surpassed 2.5 million likes and became the creator's most viral piece. Today they have 45 thousand monthly listeners, 55 thousand streams per month and 34.8k followers on Instagram, with an active fandom across broadcast groups, WhatsApp, and a Discord server where constant waves of fanarts arrive.

Live is where friendship rock speaks for itself. They have shared the stage with La Texana, Niño Viejo, Juan Cirerol, Mint field, Los Espiritus and Bestia Bebé.

Between April and July 2026, they toured Baja California and Mexico City.

The highlight came on the May 14 at Foro Chico in Mexico City: a free show and full of energy, filled with mosh pits and crowdsurfing.

With the release of their debut album, they will start a national tour in October, bringing friendship rock to cities such as Monterrey, Guadalajara, Hermosillo, Queretaro, Puebla, Mexico City, Tijuana, Ensenada, and Mexicali.