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Little Joe talks upcoming projects and more with Tejano Nation [VIDEO]

Little Joe gives details on his upcoming projects, his hometown recognition and much more with Tejano Nation.

The music legend recently talked with Tejano Nation contributor Fanny Gurl after his performance at the 2018 Tejano Shootout at Casino Del Sol in Tucson, Az. April 14.

Little Joe mentioned his upcoming projects, the street that was named in honor in Temple, Texas. He also said he has no plans to retire anytime soon and gave advice to the new upcoming artists.

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Fanny Carreon better known as “Fanny Gurl” is currently an on-air personality at KPYT-LP 100.3 Yoeme Radio, “The Voice of the Pasqua Yaqui Tribe” in Tucson, Arizona. The El Paso, Texas Native is the KPYT Tejano Music Director and co-hosts The More Variety Morning Show with Hector Youtsey every Friday from 9-11 a.m. MT. Fanny also covers the Southwest region music and entertainment scene for TejanoNation.Net the premiere website for Tejano music, news and entertainment based out of San Antonio, Texas by conducting interviews on the different artist and bands. Fanny does a segment for the “Rudy Trevino Tejano Gold Countdown” which is heard in over 50 radio stations all over the Country and Mexico. The El Paso, Texas Native is also a Tv Host and does a segment for a local Tv Show on Azteca Tucson called “Estrellas en Arizona”. Fanny has Emcee in many different events including the Tejano Music Fan Fair in San Antonio, Texas. Fanny Gurl has also covered many events in Arizona, New Mexico, Las Vegas, and California. Fanny Gurl’s passion for Tejano music, radio, and Tv has established a large following within the Tejano music world, on the radio, and via the internet.

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