in Victoria, Texas,  dynamic frontman, , sat down backstage with  of  in association with , media partners with . The Latin Grammy-winning vocalist opened up about the band’s , their celebrated return to legendary label , and a slew of new music projects delighting fans old and new.

Turner shared the excitement of performing before a record-breaking crowd at the three-day bash, reflecting on the special bond Siggno shares with the Victoria community. “I think Victoria has always given us 100% of their love and energy,” he said. “Every year, I’m thinking they probably ask , ‘Siggno again?’ But every time we come, we bring a different show. Every year is something different, and we’ve been like that for the last five years.”

Discussing the theme of Siggno’s , Turner explained, “What is the concept? This year is to escape with us, you know, and that’s why we’ve been celebrating. We’re celebrating 25 years. So we kind of did it around the music video ‘Ya No Me Importa’. The whole stage setup is like we’re coming out of the video and stepping into the stage, performing for an hour and 30 minutes.”

He emphasized the passion that drives the band’s live shows, saying, “The love that we have for music and the way we carry ourselves on stage has a story, has everything you need as far as the show.” Addressing the buzz around the band’s orange outfits, Turner clarified: “It’s just a show, guys. So that’s exactly what we gave everybody tonight. As a matter of fact, when I’m done, I pray for everybody.”

Turner also touched on the band’s highly anticipated return to Freddie Records, where they recorded some of their biggest hits in the early 2000s. “It feels good to be back at Freddie Records,” Turner beamed. “I feel that we can capture the sound we’ve always had. I think I got a little bit lost in between, but I’ve been writing a lot more and just been really focused on making new music.” He expressed deep gratitude to the Martinez family and Freddie Records founder  for their continued support.

Fans can already enjoy Siggno’s latest singles: “Si Me Ves Cantando” and a cumbia-infused cover of the  classic “Amarillo By Morning” featuring country artist . Looking ahead, Turner promised more music and growth from the band. “Just to continue to grow. Continue to make music, if God permits it, if God allows us to,” he said. “First and foremost, just keep making music.”