Discografie
"Please call home" (2008)
First album Nunie Recorded with the Banditos (Holland)
"TMX / THE TEX MEX EXPERIENCE" (2008)
First cd of the Tex Mex eXperience
Fiesta Del Rio (2006)
Fiesta Del Rio is the fourth album Nunie recorded with Flaco Jimenez.
The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada (2005)
The (soundtrack) song "This Could Be the One" is on
"The Three Burials of Malquiades Estrada"
a movie with Tommy Lee Jones.
Tommy called Flaco about spending a weekend with the cast and crew
on the set of the movie. They were flown into West Texas in his
private jet to hang out and check out the set of his movie.
On Saturday they entertained everyone with music and had all the food
and drinks they could have. Great times....
Squeeze Box King(2003)
Squeeze Box King is Nunie's third album Nunie recorded with Flaco Jimenez. One of Flaco's dreams was to record with Elvis Presley.
He never had the chance, though he wanted to do some Elvis tunes.They decided to record two anyway.
They did "Heart Break Hotel" and "Jail House Rock" . The "Jordanaires" the original background singers
for Elvis Presley got wind of the project, and asked Flaco to hear the cuts.
They liked the arrangements so much that they decided to back up on the vocals on both songs.
Happy Texas (film)
This is the second Movie Sound Track Nunie did with Flaco Jimenez.
Nunie co-wrote this song with Flaco and two producers of the project.
This song was featured during the movie.
Sleepy Town (2000)
Sleepy Town is the second album Nunie recorded with Flaco Jimenez.
Nunie had the opportunity to record with the late Buck Owens
and recorded half in San Antonio and half with Pete Anderson in L.A.
(producer and guitar player for Dwight Yoakam)
Included "Desiree" written by NUNIE RUBIO.
Picking Up The Pieces (film1999)
Nunie and Flaco Jimenez were also recording and filming a Hollywood Motion picture in L.A.
The movie was "Picking up the Pieces" in which Nunie and Flaco were a Cantina band.
The song they performed was scored through the entire movie and was played during the credits.
Said & Done (1998)
First album Nunie recorded with Flaco Jimenez, included "LOS NIÑOS" written by NUNIE RUBIO.
This album won A Grammy in 1998.