The Colorado Symphony performed the music of Selena with vocalist Isabel Marie Sánchez during the weekend of Oct. 12 at Boettcher Concert Hall in Denver, Colorado.

The orchestra, led by resident conductor Christopher Dragon, performed Selena classics with Isabel Marie, including “Dreaming of You,” “Como la Flor,” “Bidi Bidi Bom Bom,” “No Me Queda Más” and “I Could Fall in Love.”

Isabel Marie performs “Amor Prohibido” with Colorado Symphony

This is the second of three performances with a full orchestra for Isabel Marie. She performed with the Houston Symphony Orchestra in July and will perform with the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra on Nov. 1.

Isabel Marie rose to fame while competing on Telemundo’s La Voz Kids. She also records with Q-Zone Records, a label founded by Selena’s father, Abraham Quintanilla and has released three albums, including her latest “Hugs & Kisses XOXO,” released in 2018. The 16-year-old singer was awarded Best New Female Artist at the Tejano Music Awards in 2017 and Top Female Artist at the My Tejano Awards in May.

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“La Del Vestido Rojo” is an electro-cumbia collaboration between Cesar K-OSO and cumbia vallenato artist Varonil.

“La Del Vestido Rojo” was originally performed by Varonil in the early 2000s in a Cumbia Colombiana style. With this collaboration, Cesar K-OSO brings his electro-cumbia style to the track, with Varonil’s participation and unique sound.

“La Del Vestido Rojo” is available now at all major digital music platforms.

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“La Del Vestido Rojo” — Cesar K-OSO ft. Varonil

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Known for their hypnotic vocal harmonies, GRAMMY-winning Tejano group Los Palominos deliver this and much more with, “Corazón Aventurero,” a mid-tempo ranchera and the latest release off of their newest effort, “Con La Fuerza De Un Huracán.”

Award-winning songwriter Juan Treviño shines with his lovelorn lyrics that express the longings of a heart once-wronged and which has now closed itself off from ever loving again.

The Arreola brothers vocalize beautifully these dark but universal feelings of the brokenhearted who not only feel lonely but even jealous of the love that seems to exist all around them.

Here’s a sample of an especially poignant verse: “Busco a otro corazón por que el mio ya no creo en el amor. Y mi triste realidad, es que vivo en soledad.”

Treviño writes passionate lyrics about heartache and a heart in search of love that will trigger your emotions whether you’re in love or out of it. Los Palominos express these feelings in the romantic style for which they have become known and adored by fans in the U.S. and Mexico.

Turn up the volume, listen closely and keep some tissues handy for this latest single, “Corazón Aventurero,” from Los Palominos’ release “Con La Fuerza De Un Huracán.”

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Los Palominos — “Corazón Aventurero”

• Los Palominos latest release, ‘Corazón Aventurero,’ pulls at heartstrings [AUDIO]
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• Isabel Marie performs music of Selena with Colorado Symphony [PHOTOS + VIDEO]
• DJ Kane and Selia collaborate for ‘Amor, Amor’ [VIDEO]
• Stephanie Acevedo of VH1’s ‘Cartel Crew’ on the influence of Selena on her music

The legacy of Selena Quintanilla-Perez is being honored in a tribute performed by Isabel Marie Sánchez with the Fort Worth Symphony on Friday, Nov. 1.

This one-night tribute to the “Queen of Cumbia” will be led by conductor Miguel Harth-Bedoya at Bass Performance Hall in Fort Worth, Texas at 7:30 p.m. 

Sánchez, who is just 16 years old, has been singing since she was two years old and is currently signed with Q-Zone Records with Selena’s father, Abraham Quintanilla.

Selena was an icon, and her music is beloved by millions worldwide. Her hits – including “Dreaming of You,” “Como la Flor,” “Bidi Bidi Bom Bom,” “No Me Queda Más,” and “I Could Fall in Love” – will be performed with a full orchestra.

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Concertgoers can expect to hear some of Selena’s most famous tunes performed in an emotional tribute to the late star, who died at age 23, far before she had reached her prime and full level of stardom. She was referred to as the “Mexican Madonna” and her contributions to music and fashion are still revered today.

This one-night event is a special opportunity to celebrate the life of Selena, her music, her culture, and her legacy, as well as to welcome a new rising star to the musical world. To this day, Selena is the top-selling female artist in Latin music and her presence lives on.

Tickets are available now at FWSymphony.org.

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• Isabel Marie to celebrate legacy of Selena with Fort Worth Symphony on Nov. 1
• Los Palominos latest release, ‘Corazón Aventurero,’ pulls at heartstrings [AUDIO]
• Cesar K-OSO, Varonil collaborate on updated ‘La Del Vestido Rojo’ [AUDIO]
• Isabel Marie performs music of Selena with Colorado Symphony [PHOTOS + VIDEO]
• DJ Kane and Selia collaborate for ‘Amor, Amor’ [VIDEO]

The breakup of Jaime Y Los Chamacos in December 2018 was a shock to fans of the Conjunto Hall of Fame group. Now Jaime DeAnda opens up about the separation, his future plans and much more in an exclusive interview with Tejano Nation.

DeAnda shared details with Tejano Nation‘s Sylvia Carrizales about the split with other members of the band and the litigation over the name of Los Chamacos.

The accordionist spoke about the future of his own band, JDA, from releasing a free download to fans, to upcoming music and a full album. He also thanked fans for their support for him and former band members during the dissolution.

Watch the full interview with Jaime DeAnda below.

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Jaime DeAnda speaks on Los Chamacos breakup + more

• ‘Ya No Quiero A Ti’ from Joe Vic Reyna y Los Kumbacheros is danceable debut at new label
• Jaime DeAnda opens up on Los Chamacos breakup, future plans and more [WATCH]
• Isabel Marie to celebrate legacy of Selena with Fort Worth Symphony on Nov. 1
• Los Palominos latest release, ‘Corazón Aventurero,’ pulls at heartstrings [AUDIO]
• Cesar K-OSO, Varonil collaborate on updated ‘La Del Vestido Rojo’ [AUDIO]

If it wasn’t for the title, “Ya No Te Quiero A Ti,” listeners to Joe Vic Reyna’s danceable debut single for his new record label might not notice that the song deals with a love gone wrong. The contagious quick, cumbia beat will keep your spirits up and your feet moving. Reyna’s youthful voice adds even more energy to an already upbeat song.

Joe Vic Reyna Y Los Kumbacheros is led by the Pearsall native and his Fito Olivares influence cannot be ignored in this fast, synthesizer and sax driven sound. Reyna is not only the lead vocalist but plays saxophone for the group. He also wrote the song that was mixed by Carlos Rodriguez at Discos Solcar.

Give Reyna and the song a listen and dance away the memories of that lost love with “Ya No Te Quiero A Ti,” now available at all major digital music platforms.

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Joe Vic Reyna Y Los Kumbacheros — “Ya No Te Quiero a Ti”

• ‘Ya No Quiero A Ti’ from Joe Vic Reyna y Los Kumbacheros is danceable debut at new label
• Jaime DeAnda opens up on Los Chamacos breakup, future plans and more [WATCH]
• Isabel Marie to celebrate legacy of Selena with Fort Worth Symphony on Nov. 1
• Los Palominos latest release, ‘Corazón Aventurero,’ pulls at heartstrings [AUDIO]
• Cesar K-OSO, Varonil collaborate on updated ‘La Del Vestido Rojo’ [AUDIO]

La Calma and Stefani Montiel remain atop the Tejano Gold Countdown this week with “Echame La Culpa,” as ladies dominate the Top 10 once again.

There were no changes to the list of the biggest Tejano hits this week on the syndicated radio program hosted by Rudy Trevino. Montiel’s catchy cumbia, “La Comadre,” is listed at No. 2 again this week.

“Brindo Contigo,” the duet from Sarah Monique and Shelly Lares is ranked at No. 4. The comeback track from Rebecca Valadez, “Que Nadie Sepa Mi Sufrir,” is No. 5 on the countdown with Devin Banda’s version of a Latin Breed classic, “La Tejana Enamorada,” at No. 6. Aisha scored two Top 10 hits with “La Reina De Tu Vida” at No. 8 and her fun, upbeat cumbia, “Baby, Baby,” at No. 10. Young singing sensation Mia received the No. 9 position with her cumbia cover of “Lost In The Middle Of Nowhere.”

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In other highlights from the countdown, “Lo Que Amo,” the new single from Gary Hobbs, is ranked No. 6. Conjunto legend Linda Escobar came in at No. 16 with her Tejano track “La Revancha,” while “Contigo” from Jay Perez is No. 19.

Check out the slideshow below for the Top 20 hits for the week of October 20, 2019, on the Tejano Gold Countdown, heard on 134 radio affiliates in the U.S. and Mexico. Listen to Tejano Gold Countdown podcasts at TejanoGoldCountdown.com.

The Tejano Gold Countdown Top 20 is based on data provided by National Hispanic Syndicated Radio, LLC., comprised of data from Mediabase, reporting stations and select online radio stations.

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• La Calma, Stefani Montiel top Tejano Gold Countdown as ladies dominate Top 10 again
• ‘Ya No Quiero A Ti’ from Joe Vic Reyna y Los Kumbacheros is danceable debut at new label
• Jaime DeAnda opens up on Los Chamacos breakup, future plans and more [WATCH]
• Isabel Marie to celebrate legacy of Selena with Fort Worth Symphony on Nov. 1
• Los Palominos latest release, ‘Corazón Aventurero,’ pulls at heartstrings [AUDIO]

Joey Martinez is a veteran in Tejano music as lead singer for David Lee Garza Y Los Musicales and Grupo Rodeo, now the singer has ventured on his own and released a solo album, “Joey Martinez Y Miradas.”

The singer spoke about his solo project, which includes a tribute to his late father and a song dedicated to his granddaughter. He also talked about his work as an educator, he music career and much more in an interview with Tejano Nation host Veronique Medrano.

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Joey Martinez on his solo album, career + more

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• Monuments to honor Ernestine Romero planned for gravesite, workplace
• Lopez Broadcasting to bring Tejano back to Houston with KHTW Tejano 1300
• Tejano Nation Top 55 Tejano/Conjunto Artists of All-Time

Initially meant to be a list of 50, this list of 55 artists was labor-intensive to put together. Looking over both current and past Tejano/Conjunto artists over the last week, had a multitude of factors.

Base Criteria was as follows:
1 album or more
Industry impact
Cultural impact
Performance
Music catalog (Song Selection)
Lyrical/ Musical Strength

Being fair to both Tejano/Conjunto was our ultimate goal, along with putting together a list of current and past Tejano acts who musically and culturally made an impact on the industry. If you haven’t heard of some of the artists on the list we urge you to look up their discography and their history.

Editor’s note: This list was compiled by Tejano Nation staff and is for entertainment purposes to keep the conversation going on Tejano/Conjunto music for fans.

Share with us your TOP 50, 55 or even TOP 20 ARTISTS of ALL TIME in the comments below.

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• Ram Herrera, David Lee Garza, Shelly Lares + more unite for cancer awareness event in San Antonio on Oct. 27
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• Tejano Nation Top 55 Tejano/Conjunto Artists of All-Time

Tejano music is coming back to the Houston airwaves fulltime in the next 30 days with the launch of KHTW Tejano 1300, according to Lopez Broadcasting.

“Today the Lopez family is proud to announce that in the next 30 days we will be bringing Tejano back to the fourth largest city in the United States Houston Texas,” said Carlos Lopez. “Tejano music is part of our culture of who we are as a community.”

The Tejano format left Houston in 2001 when KQQK 106.5 FM, once the dominate Tejano station in the city, flipped to a Spanish Pop format.

“We’re grateful to God for this blessing this opportunity of this brand new radio station in H-Town which is home to our Houston Astros Houston Rockets and Houston Texans,” added Lopez. “The Lopez Family will dedicate itself in preserving our Tejano music, our Tejano culture, our Tejano history, and more importantly our Tejano future.”

The Lopez family currently owns and operates radio stations and TV stations throughout south Texas including Tejano Nation radio affiliates KLMO 98.9 in San Antonio, Texas, Majic 95.9 in Victoria, Texas, and Majic 104.9 in Corpus Christi, Texas. The company is community oriented, helping those in need with food drives and more.

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• Ram Herrera, David Lee Garza, Shelly Lares + more unite for cancer awareness event in San Antonio on Oct. 27
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• Tejano Nation Top 55 Tejano/Conjunto Artists of All-Time

Monuments to honor late singer Ernestine Romero are planned to be placed at her gravesite and workplace.

The plan is to place a huge permanent memorial, approved by the State of New Mexico, to be installed at Romero’s place of employment, the New Mexico Public Education building in Santa Fe, where she was murdered by her estranged husband in July.

Another monument is planned for the singer’s gravesite that is currently private until the unveiling of a custom headstone that will be created by Tim Morris, also known as Cemetery Tim, who owns a headstone company in Toppenish, Washington, providing families with personalized headstones, tombstones, memorials, monuments and more. He created and revealed a custom gravesite monument for late Tejano icon Jimmy Gonzalez earlier this month.

“She had so much love for music and her musical family,” said Olivia Romero, mother of Ernestine Romero. “She inspired so many with her amazing personality. She definitely had a wonderful bright future but was taken way to soon.”

Ceremonies for the unveiling of both monuments are scheduled within the next few weeks.

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• Ram Herrera, David Lee Garza, Shelly Lares + more unite for cancer awareness event in San Antonio on Oct. 27
• Michael Salgado on his latest music, origin of his signature song + more [VIDEO]
• Monuments to honor Ernestine Romero planned for gravesite, workplace
• Lopez Broadcasting to bring Tejano back to Houston with KHTW Tejano 1300
• Tejano Nation Top 55 Tejano/Conjunto Artists of All-Time

Michael Salgado has been cranking out hits for over 20 years and the star spoke about the origin of one of his signatures songs, his latest music and more in a recent interview.

“Cruz De Madera” is the first hit single and signature song for the singer and accordionist released in 1995. Salgado told “Domingo Live” about the origin of the hit song, a suggestion from his cousin.

“Back in the day, we were chasing the dream…playing in Midland, Texas,” he said. “We would play there every two weeks or so and people would start asking for it. We didn’t know at that time that we had a hit on our hands.”

Salgado also spoke about the time he realized he made it big and his latest music projects.

Watch the full interview with Michael Salgado on “Domingo Live” below.

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Michael Salgado on “Domingo Live”

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For Ramiro “Ram” Herrera, this Sunday’s event at San Antonio’s Thirsty Horse Saloon — with a musical lineup of fan favorites — is the definition of a labor of love.

Herrera’s fiancee, Gloria Jean, was affected by cancer and the devastation of the disease hit close to the Tejano crooner’s heart so together, the two created the first-ever Tejanos United for Cancer Awareness.

Prior events occurred in Dallas on Oct. 5 and in Houston on Oct. 19. This Sunday, Oct. 27, Ram and his supportive, musical friends bring the awareness event to San Antonio with Tejano artists starring, Herrera, Shelly Lares, David Lee Garza y Los Musicales, La Tropa F, and La Dezz. The show starts at 4 p.m. at Thirsty Horse Saloon, 2335 N.W. Military Highway in San Antonio, Texas. Get more information online.

While the event honors Gloria Jean, a portion of the proceeds benefit the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, one of the largest cancer centers in the world and according to its website, one which has “ranked as one of the top two hospitals in cancer care every year since U.S. News & World Report began its annual America’s Best Hospitals survey in 1990.”

The Tejanos United for Cancer Awareness events are scheduled during October, which is National Cancer Awareness Month.

Tejano Nation will cover Sunday’s event and bring you all the exclusive interviews with the artists. Hope to see you there!

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• Ram Herrera, David Lee Garza, Shelly Lares + more unite for cancer awareness event in San Antonio on Oct. 27
• Michael Salgado on his latest music, origin of his signature song + more [VIDEO]
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• Lopez Broadcasting to bring Tejano back to Houston with KHTW Tejano 1300
• Tejano Nation Top 55 Tejano/Conjunto Artists of All-Time

Los Palominos hablan sobre su mas recientes sencillos, su colaboracion con Oscar Ivan Trevino vocalista de el grupo Duelo y proyectos futuros despues de su presentacion en el Freddie Records 50th anniversary en Las Vegas, Nevada.

Los Palominos le contaron a Tejano Nation contributor Fanny Gurl lo que sienten subirse al escenario I que la gente los sigue apoyando despues de aber estado ausente por un tiempo y un mensaje a todos los jovenes que van empesando su carrera en la musica.

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• Michael Salgado on his latest music, origin of his signature song + more [VIDEO]
• Monuments to honor Ernestine Romero planned for gravesite, workplace

Michael Salgado habla sobre su mas recientes sencillos y proyectos futuros con Tejano Nation despues de su presentacion en El Club 4th en Tucson, Arizona.

Michael habla de su hijo Andres Salgado, que ya le esta siguiendo los pasos en la musica y tambien de Magali Delarosa los cual estan firmados con su dizquera Zurdo Records.

Salgado, tambien le conto a Tejano Nation contributor Fanny Gurl con quien le gustaria compartir el escenario y le manda un mensaje a todos los jovenes que van empesando su carrera en la musica.

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• Michael Salgado sobre sus singles recientes, proyectos futuros y más
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Sunny Sauceda shared details on his latest album, his music career, Special Needs advocacy and much more in an exclusive interview with the Cruz Control with AC Cruz Behind The Mic Podcast.

The singer and musician spoke about joining Eddie Gonzalez y Grupo Vida, the breakup with Gonzalez, leaving Grupo Vida, starting his solo career and his latest music. Sauceda also talked about his advocacy for persons with special needs, being a special needs parent himself.

Listen to the full interview with Sunny Sauceda on the latest episode of the Cruz Control with AC Cruz Behind The Mic podcast below. Hear previous episodes and get more details at CruzControlWithACCruz.com.

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• Sunny Sauceda on his career, latest music, special needs advocacy + more [PODCAST]
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• Los Palominos en su última música y más [VIDEO]
• Ram Herrera, David Lee Garza, Shelly Lares + more unite for cancer awareness event in San Antonio on Oct. 27
• Michael Salgado on his latest music, origin of his signature song + more [VIDEO]

Grupo Kompleto has teamed with Aisha for their latest single, “Yo Soy De Ti,” a duet produced by Gabriel Zavala.

The song, written by Jonathan Espinosa, is an amazing collaboration from Kompleto lead singer Vidal Perez and Aisha, winner of Female Vocalist of the Year at 2019 All-Star Music Awards. The track will be a part of the Florida-based band’s upcoming album expected to be released in December.

“When it was time for Vidal and Aisha to go and cut vocals it started giving us some goosebumps,” said Vert Ibarra, Kompleto drummer and bandleader. “When the song finally got done I was speechless.”

“Yo Soy De Ti” will be available soon at all major digital music platforms. You can listen to a snippet of the duet below.

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Kompleto — “Yo Soy De Ti” featuring Aisha (Snippet)

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Freddie Records is getting Tejano music fans ready for the holiday season with a Jimmy Gonzalez and Jay Perez holiday CD bundle.

The legendary record label is offering a pre-order of the new reissue of the classic holiday album, “A Jay Perez Christmas,” together with “It’s ChristMazz” the unforgettable Christmas classic. Both available for a limited time at a special price.

The holiday bundle is available now at FreddieStore.com.

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• Freddie Records offers Jimmy & Jay Holiday CD bundle
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• Los Palominos en su última música y más [VIDEO]

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and for Ram Herrera, breast cancer hit close to home for the Tejano icon last year when his fiancée Gloria Jean was diagnosed with Stage 3 breast cancer.

Herrera put recording his new album on hold to support his fiancée during her treatment to battle cancer with chemotherapy and other treatments.

“She survived it all, she’s cancer-free now, thank God,” Herrera told Tejano Nation. “She decided she wanted to give something back to help people that was less fortunate and don’t have insurance.”

During her visits to MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston for treatments, Gloria Jean saw the need to help those who could not afford the cost of treatments.

“I cried when I was there at the doctor’s and people had no insurance,” Gloria Jean told Tejano Nation. “I said, ‘Can we do something for them? Can we raise money?’.”

The couple decided to help those in need with annual concert benefits in October beginning this year featuring some of Herrera’s friends in Tejano music. Shelly Lares, David Lee Garza Y Los Musicales, La Tropa F, and LaDezz donated their talent to help with the benefit at Thirsty Horse Saloon in San Antonio, Texas on Oct. 27.

“I wanted to get Tejano awareness,” said Gloria Jean. “I wanted to involve all Tejano, not just Ram or myself. Every year we want to do it.”

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• Ram Herrera and fiancée host cancer awareness benefit to help those in need of treatment
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Ray Ray is joined by “Mr. Cumbia” himself, DJ Kane, on what is sure to be the official Halloween party anthem “Zombie Cumbia.”

“I wanted to do something special with this song, especially since my wife Erica Garcia wrote it,” Ray Ray told Tejano Nation. “I felt that DJ Kane’s style was just right and while recording at Slackmonster Studios, I learned that much more as an artist because of him. The experience was surreal and it was an honor working with him.”

The Halloween-themed cumbia, produced by Severo “Sevy” Contreras, will also feature its own official dance tutorial on Youtube, set to be released soon.

“I’ve been seeing Ray Ray’s movement and respect the grind and hustle behind it,” DJ Kane told Tejano Nation. “He had a cumbia in mind, I got the phone call to feature and I accepted. Went in the studio, dropped some spice on it and the rest is history.”

“Zombie Cumbia” will be available on all major digital music platforms starting this week.

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Ray Ray featuring DJ Kane — “Zombie Cumbia” (Teaser)

• Ray Ray & DJ Kane team for ‘Zombie Cumbia’ in time for Halloween [AUDIO]
• Ram Herrera and fiancée host cancer awareness benefit to help those in need of treatment
• Freddie Records offers Jimmy & Jay Holiday CD bundle
• Kompleto releases duet with Aisha, ‘Yo Soy De Ti’ [AUDIO]
• Sunny Sauceda on his career, latest music, special needs advocacy + more [PODCAST]