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The new album from La Tropa F, Live & Reloaded, has been delayed a week, according to VMB Music Group. The record label made the announcement via news release on Wednesday.

“Do to unforeseen circumstances, there has been a delay for the release of La Tropa F’s new album, Live & Reloaded,” said Jorge David Marroquin, VMB Music Group’s CEO/President. “We apologize for any convenience and thank you in advance for understanding!”

The album was originally scheduled for release on September 13, but will now be pushed back to September 20.

The band posted about the release date change on their official Facebook page on Thursday.

“On behalf of La Tropa F we would like to apologize for the inconvenience to everyone texting, calling and on social media,” the band wrote. “The release date has been moved for reasons out of our control we will keep you updated and will post as soon as it’s available on digital sites.”

Live & Reloaded, recorded live during a show in San Antonio, Texas, features 21 classic hits from Los Hermanos Farias, spanning over 40 years in the music industry. Classic hits on the album include “Corazon Herido”, “Lagrimas”, “Luna De Miel”, “Rizo De Tu Pelo”, “Juan Sabor” and many more.  The album also boasts two new tracks, including the band’s newest single, “Tequila.”

VMB Music Group plans La Tropa F giveaways via Facebook and the label’s website, www.vmbmusicgroup.com.

News Release from VMB Music Group

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Fantacia released the new single “Cumbia Reventón” on Wednesday.

This is the latest single from the Seguin, Texas based band from their upcoming third album Sangre set to be released in 2017.

“Cumbia Reventón,” written and produced by Fantacia, is an innovative, creative blend of traditional cumbia mixed with hip-hop and hard rock overtones, complete with a catchy riff that gives a respectful nod to Santana.

“We definitely are proud of our Tejano roots but have expanded our musical boundaries over the years blending Tejano, TexMex, International Cumbia and Rock,” Fantacia’s Enrique Rangel told Tejano Nation.

“Cumbia Reventón” is available now on iTunes and other platforms for digital music.

Learn more about Fantacia at their official website. Fantacia.com.

LISTEN: “Cumbia Reventón” — Fantacia

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Singer Tina Mares recently released the visual for her new single “No Me Olvidaras.”

The song was written by talented songwriter Juan Trevino and came to Mares at the perfect time, according to the 34-year-old singer.

“When my producer Anthony Perez first introduced this song to me I just knew I had to have it,” Mares told Tejano Nation. “At the time I was going through a breakup and this song hit home. So being able to express what I was going through at that exact moment was just phenomenal! There is so much emotion going on with this song. I hope you guys enjoy it as much as I enjoy singing it.”

The beautiful visual for the single was directed and produced by Ryan Bazan.

WATCH: “No Me Olvidaras” — Tina Mares

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Jesse Flores Y Eskandalo with Tejano Nation’s DJ Peaches.

Jesse Flores Y Eskandalo have a smooth Tejano sound mixed with a little old school and country.

On September 3, the band performed at the annual Lordsburg Tejano Fiesta in Lordsburg, New Mexico, singing some old school and Tejano, the crowd welcomed the music and packed the dance floor.

Eskandalo consists of Guillermo Garcia (Accordionist, secondary vocals), Jerry Vasquez (Bass), Rene Espinoza (Drums) and Javier Guerra (Electric Guitar) .

In 2013, the band released their debut album Vuelve A Mi, composed by Lucky Joe. Jesse Flores Y Eskandalo are scheduled to release their sophomore album before Christmas 2016.

Flores career began at the age of 14 with his first professional gig with his father. He then joined Carlos Miranda‘s band. After high school, Flores became part of the Fandango USA in 1993.  Fandango USA’s “Charanga” grew into a monster hit and won Song of the Year at the 1994 Tejano Music Awards.

In 1996, Tejano Superstar Emilio Navaira had an opening for a keyboard player and Flores fit the spot. Touring with Emilio all over the world, Jesse learned about music and different cultures, plus made many memories he will always cherish. Flores stayed with Emilio for four years then took a break from music for two years.

Flores returned to music and with other musicisians created the Tex-Mex Kadillaks from Pharr, Texas. Flores released five album with Tex-Mex Kadillaks. The band received many award during this time including:

2006- Valley Choice Awards “Most Promising Band”
2007- TTMA ‘Rising Star Group of the Year”
2007- Premios A La Musica Latina “Mejor Revelacion Del Año”
2007-Premios De Tejas “Mejor Nuevo Artista”
2008-TTMA “Most Promisng Band of the Year”
2009-TTMA Top 3 Finalist “Album of the Year”

Flores then transitioned over to his current band, Jesse Flores Y Eskandalo. Learn more about the band at their official Facebook page, Facebook.com/JesseYEskandalo.

WATCH: Jesse Flores talks with Tejano Nation’s Fanny Gurl and DJ Peaches

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Emilio Navaira recording. (Courtesy photo)

Tejano Music icon Emilio Navaira, who grew up on the south side of San Antonio and attended Texas State University, is the subject of a special exhibition at the Wittliff Collections.

Guest curated by Ramón Hernández, founder/curator of Hispanic Entertainment Archives, the display highlights the entire career of the beloved music legend, who died earlier this year. The exhibit is drawn from Hernández’s extensive personal collection, with additional items loaned courtesy of Maru Navaira, Emilio’s wife.

Emilio was “a rocker at heart,” Hernández said, and he initially resisted wearing cowboy clothing.

“What is ironic is that the cowboy hat, jeans and boots he argued against…came to define his image – and earned him extra revenue as a spokesperson for Stetson hats, Wrangler jeans and Tony Lama boots,” Hernández said.

Hernández’s display showcases vintage recordings and surprising early photos of Emilio prior to his branding as a cowboy, as well as a wealth of mementos and personal artifacts, including Emilio’s signature Stetson hat, wrangler jeans, boots and belt buckle.

“Emilio broke attendance records as a Tejano artist at livestock and rodeo shows,” Hernández says. “He filled arenas in Mexico, won coveted Grammy Awards and dominated the Tejano Music Awards for years. He continued his upward climb when he recorded country music and went on tour with fellow Texas State University alum George Strait and other top C&W artists.”

Emilio Hernández Navaira, III died of cardiovascular disease in May, 2016, at the age of 53. His funeral in San Antonio was attended by thousands of fans who came to pay their last respects to one of the great stars of Tejano music.

Now, his legacy lives on in this special display at the Wittliff Collections, courtesy of Ramón Hernández and his Hispanic Entertainment Archives.

The exhibit will be on display until December 16, 2016.

About the Wittliff Collections

The Wittliff Collections are located on the seventh floor of the Albert B. Alkek Library at Texas State University in San Marcos. Visitor information, including hours, directions and parking details, is available on the Wittliff Collections website a twww.thewittliffcollections.txstate.edu. Exhibitions and events at the Wittliff Collections are free and open to the public.

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Gilberto Garcia (Courtesy photo)

VMB Music Group is planning a tribute album for late Conjunto legend Gilberto Garcia. The record label made the announcement via Facebook, sharing a post from Los Badd Boyz Del Valle.

The post with accompanying video from the band gave some details on the upcoming project.

“Laying down a track at Velasquez Studio in San Antonio. Be on the lookout for album that will be released in memory of Gilberto Garcia . Chamacos – Hometown Boys – La Tropa F -& many more will be recording a Dos Gilbertos song and LBBDV will also be a part of this great project.”

Garcia, a member of the legendary Conjunto band Los Dos Gilbertos, passed away in September 2015. He was 74.

VMB Music Group artists will be part of the project including La Tropa F, The Hometown Boys, Jaime Y Los Chamacos, Ram Herrera, Stefani Montiel, David Farias, Chente Barrera, Jorge David Marroquin and many other special guests.

No release date for the project, but Tejano Nation will have more details as they become available.

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“La Bicicleta” from Carlos Vives featuring Shakira gets a cumbia remix from Tejano Nation Radio’s DJ Dat Boi Dave.

Tejano Nation Radio is a two hour syndicated radio program featuring hottest Tejano hits, new music premieres, exclusive interviews with Tejano artists and more.

The show, hosted by Tejano Nation’s Romeo, currently airs on Q99.5 (KQTC-FM) in San Angelo, La Voz 93.3 (KBGT-FM) in Abilene and internet radio station Tejano247.com.

Listen to the latest Tejano Nation Radio podcasts, just click here.

Let us know what you think about this exclusive remix in the comments below.

LISTEN: “La Bicicleta (DJ DBD Remix)” by Carlos Vives featuring Shakira

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The Latin Recording Academy announced nominations for the 17th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards in all 48 categories, including Best Tejano Album on Wednesday (September 21).

Nominees for Best Tejano Album include Mucho Mas Que Amor from Ram Herrera, La Historia De La Musica Tejana by The Legends, Por Cielo Y Tierra from Michael Salgado, Un Amigo Tendrás from Jay Perez, and Vulnerable De Ti by Marian Y Mariel.

“Nominations day is always a proud moment for The Latin Recording Academy because it reminds us of how much growth and diversity Latin music and its global community have achieved throughout the year,” said Gabriel Abaroa Jr., President/CEO of The Latin Recording Academy. “This year’s group of nominees showcases the craftsmanship of the artists in front of the microphone and behind the soundboard, a true testament to the dedication of our voting body and their commitment to recognize creative individuals on all levels.”

For the first time, The Latin Recording Academy offered digital voting to its membership of creators across all disciplines of music — recording artists, songwriters, producers, and engineers. Following today’s announcement, the final round of voting for the17th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards opens Sept. 27 and closes Oct. 13 at 6 p.m. PST.

The preeminent award for excellence in Latin music is the only peer-based music accolade, voted on by a membership body. The winners will be revealed Nov. 17, 2016, live from the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, and broadcast on the Univision Network from 8–11 p.m. ET/PT (7 p.m. Central).

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The nominees for Best Tejano Album at the 17th annual Latin Grammy Awards were announced on Wednesday and one nominee had Tejano fans asking, #WhoAreMarianYMariel?

This year’s Best Tejano Album category had familiar faces, including Ram Herrera, Jay Perez, Michael Salgado and even The Legends like Freddie Martinez, but who are Marian Y Mariel?

Marian and Mariel Santos are 21-year-old twin sisters, from Alvarado, Veracruz, Mexico and were first discovered on the television singing competition Código F.A.M.A. in 2005, where they won the group competition at the age of 9.

The sisters then brought their talents to La Voz México, as coach Aleks Syntek chose them for his team in Season 1 of the show in 2011. The sisters finished as semifinalists.

Marian Y Marial released their EP Vulnerable A Ti in January 2016 and now have been nominated for a Latin Grammy for this EP. Their music is described as Cumbia Norteña with a mix of Tex-Mex. The lead single for the EP is “Mi Mala Suerte” and has received radio airplay.

Winners for the 17th annual Latin Grammys will be revealed Nov. 17, 2016, live from the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, and broadcast on the Univision Network from 8–11 p.m. ET/PT (7 p.m. Central).

WATCH: “Mi Mala Suerte” — Marian Y Mariel

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The general ballot for the 36th annual Tejano Music Awards is available now for all to vote for this year’s categories.

The general public can vote online at TejanoMusicAwards.com. One vote per household and one vote per artist, group or manager. Deadline to vote is 12:00 a.m. Central time on Saturday, October 15, 2016.

The ballot will then be shortened to for the official nominees in each category with the winners announced at the 36th edition of the Tejano Music Awards, scheduled for Saturday, November 12, 2016 at the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts in San Antonio, Texas.

Current artists in each category for the 2016 Tejano Music Awards General Ballot:

Song of the Year

“Adicta” – Elida Reyna Y Avante
“Amigo Sol” – Los Arcos Hermanos Peña
“Caminos Chuecos” – Jonny Martinez y Grupo Bravo
:Con la Tierra Encima” – Negami
“Dime Si Estoy Loco” – Ram Herrera
“Esperándote” – Ricky Valenz
:La Cachetona” – Da Krazy Pimpz
“Las Cosas Que Tiene La Vida” – David Lee Garza
“Mirala” – Ruben Ramos
“Que Seria de Mi” – David Marez
“Quiero Entregarme A Ti” – Yvonne y Fuego
“Todo Para Mi” – Jaime Y Los Chamacos
“Una Reflexion” – Michael Salgado

Male Vocalist of the Year

Chente Barrera
David Marez
Dwayne Verheyden
Eddie Gonzalez – Y Grupo Natural
Eddie Jimenez – Da Krazy Pimpz
Emilio Guerrero
Jaime De Anda – Jaime Y Los Chamacos
Juan Carlos Villegas – Negami
Michael Salgado
Ram Herrera
Raymond “Ray Ray” Garcia
Rick Torres – Stampede
Ricky Valenz
Ruben Ramos

Female Vocalist of the Year

Betty Barajas – Baraja de Oro
Elida Reyna
Ernestine Romero
Yvonne Ramos – Yvonne Y Grupo Fuego

Entertainer of the Year

Betty Barajas – Conjunto Baraja de Oro
Chente Barrera
David Marez
Eddie Gonzalez – Eddie Gonzalez Y Grupo Natural
Elida Reyna – Elida Reyna y Avante
Ernestine Romero
Jaime De Anda – Jaime Y Los Chamacos
Michael Salgado
Ram Herrera
Raymond “Ray Ray” Garcia
Ricky Valenz
Ruben Ramos
Yvonne Ramos – Yvonne y Grupo Fuego

Album of the Year – Tejano

2715 – David Lee Garza y Los Musicales
Adicta – Elida Reyna y Avante
Avanzando – Negami
Buenos Dias – Marcos Orozco
Despertando Caminos – Stampede
El Idolo de Tejas – Ruben Ramos
Gracias Señor – Ernestine Romero
Groovin’ – David Marez
Mucho Mas Que Amor – Ram Herrera
Realizando Suenos – Ricky Valenz
Te Amo Como Me Amas – Tejano Highway 281
Un Nuevo Amor – Chente Barrera

Album of the Year – Conjunto

Americano Groove – Los Texmaniacs
Amor Del Alma – Ruben de la Garza y Su Conjunto
Born To Be Bad – Jaime Y Los Chamacos
California Love – Conjunto Califas
Dentre El Tiempo – Lazaro Perez y Su Conjunto
Desde Holanda – Dwayne Verheyden
Donde Las Mujeres Reinan – Grupo Imagen
Hasta El Fin – Ricky Naranjo y Los Gamblers
No Se Como Fue – Ray Ray De Los Agues
Para Ti – Los Badd Boyz Del Valle
Porque Nosotros No – Ruben Garza y La Nueva Era Musical
Se Termino Lo Nuestro – Da Krazy Pimpz
Tres – Conjunto Baraja de Oro
Tu Copa Rota – Conjunto Romo

Album of the Year – Norteno

Amor de Dos – Zamorales
El Gran Regreso – Limite
Muchacha Bonita – Lucky Joe
Pongees Alerta – Big Circo
Por Cielo Y Tierra – Michael Salgado
Sentimientos – Solido
Tributo Al Amor y Dolor – Alazzan
Veneno – Duelo
Vuela Alto – David Olivarez

Vocal Duo of the Year

Alex Deleon, Rick Torres – “Mi Soledead”
Carlos Villegas, Ram Herrera – “Con La Tierra Encima”
Carlos Villegas, Shelly Lares – “Por Que”
Chente Barrera, Raulito Navaira – “Los Dos Amantes”
Eddie Jimenez, Matthew Luna – “Falsa Traicion”
Jaime De Anda, Little Joe – “Morena, Morenita”
Jonny Martinez, Anselmo Martinez – “Hasta Que Llegaste Tu”
Jorge Moreno, Conjunto San Antonio – “Jambalaya”
Lucky Joe , Jose Zamora of Zamorales – “Sin Dolor No Hay Olvido”
Ricky Valenz, DJ Kane – “Que Seas Feliz”
Ruben Ramos, Ernestine Romero – “Gracias Senor”

Best New Artist – Male

JR Reyna – Jr. Reyna y Grupo Eligido
Marcus Daniels
Miguelito Romero
Mike Silva – Mike y Los Fabulosos
Navor Romo “Fonzie” – Grupo Romo
Rigo Navaira – Remedio
Robby G – Cañonazo
Robert Olivarez – Majigo
Roy Garcia
Sergio “Chex” Lozano – Revo Live Band
Xavi Rios

Best New Artist – Female

Beatriz – Beatriz y Deztino
Destiny Navaira – Remedio
Erika Santana
La Peligrosa
Magali Delarosa
Megan Chapa
Natajja
Tanya Griego

Best New Artist – Group

Beatriz y Deztino
Cañonazo
DVA Kidz
Eztigma
Grupo Anaya
Jr. Reyna Y Grupo Elegido
La Naturaleza
Los R.V. Boys
Miranda
Remedio
Revo Live Band
Rio Jordan
Sabor Latino Legacy

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After winning a Latin Grammy Award in 2015 for their successful album, Sentimientos, Solido returns with their highly anticipated new single “Anímate.”

“We’re ready for a repeat of the success we had last year with our last album, Sentimientos, #1 Billboard, Latin Grammy, it was awesome,” Solido’s Ben De León told Tejano Nation. “After 15 years in the industry, we feel we are recording our best material yet.”

“Anímate” was written by Salvador Hurtado and Emmanuel Martinez Castillo and features excellent production, well-crafted musical arrangements, incredible melody, vocal harmonies from vocalist Ben De Leon and percussionist Rolando Benavidez.

Celerating 15 years together, Solido has become one of the top bands in both Tejano and Norteño.

“We have always tip-toed the thin line of Tejano or Norteño, but for us it’s just music,” De León added. “We do it again with the new single ‘Animate,’ we added a two-step rhythm to it, which we think our fans will enjoy!”

“Anímate” is the first single from Solido’s upcoming album, No Me Vuelvas A Besar Así, scheduled to be released on November 4, 2016.

WATCH: Official lyric video for “Anímate” from Solido

Singer-songwriter Elia Esparza covered “Como La Flor” from Selena for her blind audition on The Voice, taking a risk performing for the coaches in Spanish. The young entertainer from El Paso, Texas, got three of the coaches to turn their chairs, but who did she pick? Watch the clip below to find out.

WATCH: Elia Esparza covers “Como La Flor” on the The Voice

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Universal Music Latin Entertainment sent Suzette Quintanilla a sneak peak copy of the Selena Ones Limited Edition vinyl.

This special limited edition purple vinyl release was in response to the demand received from fans, according to Abraham Quintanilla, the late singer’s father and the founder of Q Productions.

“It just amazes me that 21 years later Selena is outselling the latest artists,” Quintanilla told the Caller-Times. “She’s selling more than some of the present day artists and that’s really phenomenal.”

EMI Latin originally released this greatest hits album in October 2002. The limited edition vinyl album is available for pre-order at shopselena.com. The album is on sale for $29.98 and is expected to ship on the release day, Oct. 14.

WATCH: Suzette Quintanilla gives first look at Selena Ones limited edition vinyl

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The performers for the 36th Annual Tejano Music Awards, presented by the Texas Talent Musicians Association, were announced on Monday (September 26).

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The Selena Collection from M⋅A⋅C Cosmetics is scheduled to debut at launch party in Corpus Christi on Friday, but you can get a first look at it now.

I’ve been teasing this collection release all week long on Snapchat (shout out to The Snap Fam @ DulceCandy1987) and my overview is finally here!

This collection is special and was made possible thanks to all of the petitioning that was done by her fans last year. M⋅A⋅C collaborated with Selena’s sister, Suzette Quintanilla to tenderly curate this collection which was inspired by products and colors Selena actually had in her makeup case.

Mark your calendars! This will be globally released October 6th! Read more at DulceCandy.com.

WATCH: DulceCandy previews MAC’s Selena Collection

*DulceCandy is a lifestyle blogger and author that was named as the first recipient of the 2015 Hispanicize Latinovator Award and Latina Magazine’s Top 30 Under 30 Latinas.

Tina Mares debuted her new single “No Me Olvidaras” on Tejano Nation Radio with Romeo on Tuesday (September 27).  The singer also talked to Romeo about her upcoming debut album, her work with the Chicago Honey Bears, musical influences and much more.

LISTEN: Tina Mares on Tejano Nation Radio

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Isabel Marie Sanchez at 2015 Tejano Music Awards Purple Carpet (Photo by Ryan Bazan / Tejano Nation)

New Tejano singer Isabel Marie has been announced as one of the performers at the Selena M⋅A⋅C collection launch party in Corpus Christi, Texas on Friday, September 30.

RELATED: Get a first look at Selena M⋅A⋅C makeup collection [VIDEO]

The announcement was made by Abraham Quintanilla, Selena’s father, via his Facebook page.

“Entertainment for the Selena M-A-C launch this Friday in Corpus Christi, Tx. at the Amercian Bank Center Arena will be Prince Royce and Isabel Marie, hope to see you’ll there.”

Isabel Marie posted her excitement about the upcoming performance on her official Facebook page.

“It is an incredible feeling and honor to be a part of History!!!  MAC Cosmetics is doing an incredible thing for our Queen Selena and for all of us Fans! I am so humbled and honored to be invited to perform! This performance will be a highlight in my life I know will never forget. Thank you to the Quintanilla family! Join me in celebrating the MACSelena Launch.”

The Selena M⋅A⋅C collection launch party will take place at the American Bank Center in Corpus Christi, Texas on Friday, September 30. The event is free and open to the public. Get more details from M·A·C Cosmetics about the launch party here: M·A·C Selena to premiere at event in Corpus Christi on September 30.

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Tejano superstar Stefani Montiel released two new singles from her highly successful album La Dueña, the title track and “Cumbia Fantasia,” to satisfy the diversity of Tejano music fans.

RELATED: Stefani Montiel celebrates ‘La Dueña’ album with special concert for fans

“Stefani Montiel is an artist without limitations or boundaries,” said a news release accompanying the new singles. “She can go from the most beautifully sung progressive Tejano rancheras, to packing the dance floor with her signature club cumbias.”

“La Dueña” is a ranchera written by Montiel and hitmaker Gabriel Zavala. Zavala also co-wrote “Cumbia Fantasia,” a club cumbia track, with Pete Astudillo.

The two latest singles follow the hit songs “Quien Quiere Shots” and “Loca Por Quererte” from the six-time Grammy nominee’s debut album with new record label VMB Music Group.

Montiel plans to film music videos to support the latest singles in the next coming weeks.

La Dueña is available for purchase from all digital retailers and local record shops.

LISTEN: “La Dueña” — Stefani Montiel

LISTEN: “Cumbia Fantasia” — Stefani Montiel

Tejano music legend Gary Hobbs talks about the special meaning of his new album Recuerdos De Mi Madre and much more on Tejano Nation Radio with Romeo. The crooner also talked about new artists in Tejano music, gives details about his album release party in San Angelo and his first annual Gary Hobbs & Friends cruise.

The interview originally aired on Tejano Nation Radio affiliate Q99.5(KQTC-FM) in San Angelo, Texas, on Wednesday, September 28, 2016.

LISTEN: Gary Hobbs on Tejano Nation Radio with Romeo

DJ Peaches, Karlos Saucedo and Fanny Gurl

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Karlos Saucedo recently performed at the Tejano Fiestas 2016 in Lordsburg, New Mexico on Sunday (September 3) and he talked to Tejano Nation after his performance.

The 26-year-old native of Las Cruces, New Mexico, started singing when he was six years old and continued his music career with the help of his family and educators. Saucedo took dance, theater, and voice classes at the Alma D Arte Charter Arts High School. The singer then majored in dance at New Mexico State University.

Saucedo has performed and choreographed for several theater and dance companies throughout the Southwest region.

Selena, the late Queen of Tejano Music, is his main influence that helped motivate Saucedo to make his move into New Mexico’s growing Tejano music scene.

He performs for a wide range of events and brings fun and excitement to his performances with his unique talent and choreographed moves. and is currently working on his original music and hopes to release in 2017.

Learn more about Karlos Saucedo at his official Facebook page or  YouTube channel.

WATCH: Karlos Saucedo talks with Tejano Nation