Conjunto legend Linda Escobar discusses her highly-anticipated Tejano album “La Revancha”, her music career over of 5 decades, helping the next generation of Conjunto musicians and much more on the Tejano Nation Podcast with Romeo.

The Alice, Texas native began her legendary career at the age of 7 with the debut hit 45 single “Frijoles Pintos” released in 1964 that received Gold record status.

Her biggest influence was her father, late Cojunto pioneer Eligio Escobar, who she now honors with El Veterano Conjunto Festival, that also awards scholarships to young musicians to continue their music education with the Eligio Escobar Scholarship Foundation.

The singer released her first Tejano album in many years with the release of “La Revancha” in June. It’s dedicated to her three children and features some of the top musicians in Tejano music.

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Magali Delrosa released her third album Mis Sueños on March 23 and the rising Tejano star spoke about her new disc and much more on the Tejano Nation podcast.

Tejano Nation has been closely following the career of Delarosa since the release of her debut album Esta Vez in 2015. Tejano Nation was there for the release of her sophomore album Amor Barato in 2017 for an exclusive interview with the Rio Grande Valley native.

Now Tejano Nation catches up with the singer and actress after the release of her third album, her first with new record label Zurdo Records owned by Michael Salgado. Magali chats with Tejano Nation’s Romeo about her dreams becoming reality, working with a new record label, an upcoming starring role in an action film and so much more.

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Tejano music legend Pete Astudillo will release a couple of collaborations and a new album in 2019.

The crooner shared the details on his plans for the new year during an exclusive interview with the Tejano Nation Radio podcast.

Astudillo plans to release a new take of a Mexican classic cumbia, “Por La Madrugada” with Sunny Sauceda this month, and an upcoming collaboration, “El Rey del Ritmo” with Erick Sanchez, frontman for Erick Y Massore, this spring.

The Tejano R.O.O.T.S. Hall of Famer will also release a new album, tentatively scheduled for mid-year.

The singer and songwriter also talked about his successful career that has spanned over 30 years and the next generation of stars in Tejano music.

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After taking a few years away from music, Ilyssa Saenz has returned and she talks about her comeback while premiering hew new single, “Ayer” featuring David Lee Garza, on Tejano Nation Radio.

Ilyssa made a splash in the Tejano music scene in 2010 with her debut album "Estoy Contigo," which spawned a couple of hit singles, including the title track and “Te Amo.” The album’s success garnered her a nomination as Best New Female Artist at the 2011 Tejano Music Awards.

The 27-year-old singer took a short break from singing in order to pursue her college degree from the University of Texas – Pan American, followed by a career in teaching.

She gives all the details on her comeback and upcoming album to Romeo on the latest episode of the Tejano Nation Radio Podcast.

Lucy Rodriguez released her debut album Si Mañana and the singer gave Tejano Nation an exclusive listening session!

Si Mañana features nine incredible songs and Lucy shared details on each one to Tejano Nation host Romeo with samples of each track during the half-hour podcast.

Lucy also talked about working in the studio with producer Lorenzo Banda, songwriting, her musical influences and her new publishing company, EdiLu Music Publishing, co-founded with Eduardo Gomez.

Si Mañana is available on all digital platforms and your local record store in CD and limited edition vinyl.

After the success of her first two albums, rising Tejano star Megan Chapa is set to release her third album that will include a cover of “Si Una Vez” from Selena.

The Best New Female Artist nominee at the 2016 Tejano Music Awards gave Tejano Nation details on her upcoming third album, Desde El Principio, which will feature the biggest hits from her debut album Mi Diario and her latest Sueños Inquebrantables.

Chapa also talked about her cover of the 1995 classic hit from Selena, “Si Una Vez,” that she performed at the 2017 Fiesta De Flor Music Festival in her hometown of Corpus Christi, Texas. She was hesitant at first to record it but did so after fans demanded a copy of her ranchera version.

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Nikki Lopez shares details about her latest album release, Pegue Un Grito, Tejano music’s first visual album. The singer also premiered the title track, talked about her collaboration with Ruben Ramos, and much more with Romeo on this edition of the Tejano Nation Radio podcast. (Airdate: December 19, 2016)

Talented vocalist Aisha debuted her duet with Tony Guerrero of La Sombra, “Como Quisiera,” and gave details on her upcoming debut album on the Tejano Nation Podcast on Thursday (Oct. 19).

Aisha has been a backup vocalist for many Tejano stars including Stephanie Lynn, Oscar G., Ram Herrera, and more, but now the 40-year-old singer is finally venturing on her own, releasing a few singles over the past year on the way to her debut album to be released before the end of the year.

The singer tells host Romeo about her musical influences, her upcoming debut album, and the debut of her remake of the classic mariachi hit from La Sombra “Como Quisiera,” produced by Gabriel Zavala.

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