Monica Saldivar is a rising star in Tejano music. The singer from Grand Prairie, Texas won Tejano Idol in 2015 releasing her self-titled debut album a few short years later in 2019. That album earned Top New Female Artist at the My Tejano Awards in 2019 and a win as Best New Female Artist at the Tejano Music Awards a year later.
Saldivar chatted with Tejano Nation journalist DJ Peaches in an exclusive interview for the premiere episode of her new show, Tejano Talk & Tequila, produced by our media partners at Reventon Y Mas, which airs on Roku. The 26-year-old singer opened up about her music influences, the difficulties of succeeding as a woman in a male-dominated genre, her music, her career as a music educator and so much more.
Tejano Talk & Tequila is a web show that features everything in the Tejano industry with in-depth interviews with some of Tejano’s rising stars and Tejano icons with host Elisa Jaimez (DJ Peaches), one of the most respected journalists and radio personalities in La Onda Tejana.
Follow Tejano Nation on Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), and Instagram, and subscribe to our YouTube channel to keep up with everything Tejano. Listen to new Tejano music first with our Spotify playlists and iHeartRadio podcast.
Jaime DeAnda Secures Federal Trademark Registration for ‘Jaime Y Los Chamacos’
USPTO registers iconic band name to Jaime and Darlene DeAnda after opposition process ends amid ongoing legal dispute
Jaime DeAnda Speaks Out for First Time Since Arrest on ‘It’s Tejano Time’ Podcast
Missed court notices, attorney confusion, and lack of due process led to warrant and brief jail stay amid ongoing Los Chamacos legal battle
Sunny Sauceda Revisits His Legacy Hits on New Tejano Album ‘Studio Sessions’
Three-time GRAMMY winner teams with legendary producer Gilbert Velasquez to deliver an all-Spanish collection of fan favorites recorded live in a single studio session
Discover more from Tejano Nation
Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.



0 comments on “Monica Saldivar opens up about music, influences + more with ‘Tejano Talk and Tequila’”