Isabel Marie drops the title track of Latin Grammy-nominated EP ‘Una Ilusión’

Continuing on her course after her 2022 Latin Grammy nomination, powerhouse vocalist Isabel Marie Sanchez releases a new radio single to kick off 2023 on the right foot. “Una Ilusión,” the title track of her Latin Grammy-nominated EP.

The upbeat Tejano ranchera was written by Latin Grammy winner Juan Treviño and record producer Carlos H. Alvarez (Isabel Marie, Lupita infante, Juan Treviño, La Maquinaria Norteña, La Fiera de Ojinaga)and features progressive keyboard sounds and button accordion flavor with Isabel’s sultry vocals.

The six-track EP, released in May 2022, brought new adventures for the 19-year-old award-winning singer after announcing her departure in 2021 from Q Productions after five years and four successful albums. She won Best New Female Artist at the Tejano Music Awards in 2017 after the success of her debut album. She added Top Female Artist at the My Tejano Awards in 2019. Isabel Marie is a star that will only grow brighter with each new album release and accrue more accolades in the future.

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