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Reno Perez (born 1973) is an American singer/songwriter. He recorded three singles while signed to Hacienda Records: "Tejanita", "Mil Anos", and a Spanish-language version of "Brown Eyed Girl".^[1] He is now an independent artist.

His father is Tejano Music Hall of Famer Juan Perez.^{[citation needed]} He has shared the stage with country musician Johnny Rodriguez as musical director/lead guitarist, and toured with others like Flaco Jiménez, Merle Haggard, and Ricky Martin. He has opened for many national acts. Perez is resident composer/artist development with, Austin Music Film and Media studios.^{[citation needed]}

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