Las Vegas Mexican Singer 1

This Las Vegas Mexican Singer started singing Mariachi music at the age of 7 in her fathers restaurant located in California. She continued singing and performing throughout her teenage and early adult years for school events, private parties, and community festivals.

She moved to Las Vegas, in 1999 to work on a musical project and continue to pursue her dreams. The media was quickly captivated by her talents and ability to touch the hearts of her audience in both English and Spanish.

Las Vegas Mexican Singer CD

This Las Vegas Mexican Singer released her first CD in 2003, and toured in Arizona, Texas, and California. Since then, she has appeared in many television programs around the United States on TV stations like, TV Azteca, TeveAmerica, Univision, and Telemundo. Her music has received radio airplay all across the United States in over 100 radio stations and in other countries like Italy, Canada, Australia, Mexico, and Asia. In 2004, she released her second album.

This artist's versatile styles include Cumbia, Rancheras, and Banda. This Las Vegas Mexican Singer's music has been compared to Tejano Superstar Selena, and Edie Gorme, but she still maintains her own unique style and sound. Her second CD is available to download in 45 companies across the web and distributed nationwide through the internet.

Las Vegas Mexican Singer performances

She was invited to participate in the historical event that takes place every 40 years in the United States called "Immigrant Workers Freedom Ride" in Washington DC with her very own composition called "America's Glory," a tribute to her father, an immigrant from Mexico, and is now recognized as the "Immigrant's Anthem." This Las Vegas Mexican Singer also received an honorable invitation on May 1, 2006 to perform this very same song in Los Angeles for a historical rally called " A day without an immigrant" where there were more than 500 thousand attendees.