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Aisha discusses new music, challenges for women in Tejano + much more

The Tejano Music Awards nominee chats with The Jonny Ramirez Show about her latest single and more.

SAN ANTONIO, TX — Aisha is a rising star in Tejano music. The San Antonio singer released her latest single, “Tiempo Prometido,” and shared details with Jonny Ramirez In The Morning on Tejano 95.7/103.3 FM in San Antonio, including the challenges for women in the industry and much more.

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Aisha began her career as a backup singer for Stephanie Lynn and Oscar G and is currently with Ram Herrera. She released her debut album, Mi Vida En Cancion, in 2018, which earned her a Tejano Music Awards nomination for Best New Female Artist. She is currently working on her sophomore album with producer Eric “E-Rock” Avalos, who is also the musical director for Ram Herrera & The Outlaw Band.

Aisha interview with Johnny Ramirez on Tejano 95.7/103.3 FM – 10.04.22

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