Rebecca Valadez Podcast

Art Campos, Aisha, Bumper Gomez, and Eric Lee come together to discuss the importance  of socializing with your musical peers, and a bunch of much needed venting. 

Demmi Garcia, Juan Trevino, Emanuel J, and Monica Saldivar discuss how they successfully turned necessity into self reliance by strapping up their boots and making things happen on their own.  It's not easy for a new act out there. We find out exactly how difficult its been making a name for yourself and setting your own standards of quality.

Devin Garcia, Chris Tristan, Marc Martinez and Lexie Rodriguez take to the table to share their insight on social media in Tejano and its benefits as well as the struggles of new artists trying to compete with the older juggernauts of La Onda. 

This episode features Shelly Lares, Genyva Salas, Adrian Solis and Mayra Dee talking on the subject of marketing and how to reach the younger audience. 

15 time Grammy Award Winning Music Producer, executive producing a brand new podcast to tackle the issues that the Tejano market as a whole is facing. This episode features 4 major players in La Onda discussing the current status of Tejano music , specifically concerning radio airplay and label obligation. Join Host Rebecca Valadez and her musical guests Michelle Chel, Dave Biondi, Bigg Boyee, and Mike Torres as they navigate todays Onda.

Jonny picks up with the extraordinary pressures of touring and what it takes to stay relevant in the industry. 

Jonny Martinez has been the Onda's staple you may never have known existed. His arm has extended far past the boundaries of the US and continues to touch the lives of our oldest and even our newest artists. We discuss the reality of the industry that every moment is an audition. Love it or leave it the Tejano music scene is here to stay and it owes some of that vitality to this man. 

We continue where we left off. Max talks international relations and his efforts to educated the masses on our cultura, and the history of our music in la onda Tejano. 

Max Baca proves you can be hella famous and humble all at once. The nicest guy in the industry. Grammy winning Bajo playing leader of Los Texmaniacs talks Covid, Smithsonian, and all kinds of fun on the road. 

The 2nd half of our interview with Shelly Lares. She discusses coming out to her family and fans and her new relationship with Mia as well as her friendship with Selena Quintenilla