Savannah V premieres ‘No Olvides Nuestro Amor’ single and music video

Award-winning singer Savannah V premiered her first single and music video of 2023, teaming once again with hitmaking producer Gabriel Zavala for “No Olvides Nuestro Amor,” a song featuring a classic Tejano sound celebrating self-love

The song’s theme was the idea of Savannah V on her life experience, including a woman in the male-dominated Tejano industry. “The reason why I wrote this song is because growing up you get criticism from everywhere from every direction and sometimes as a young woman in the Tejano industry, or any industry or any genre, you kind of get criticism, and sometimes you shy away from self-love, self-awareness, self-worth, knowing that you are human and it’s okay to make mistakes,” said Savannah.

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The visual, directed by Ryan Bazan, features cameos from Grammy winners Ruben Ramos and Rick Fuentes, who were mentors for Savannah in the music industry. The message of the video is to always love yourself.

“You have to look at yourself in the mirror every single day and remind yourself, ‘I am her, I am that person. It’s going to be okay. You are courageous, you are strong, and you are this fearless woman that’s going to keep continuing (on).”

Savannah V won Video of the Year at the 39th annual Tejano Music Awards in 2019 for another song produced by Zavala with the visual also directed by Bazan, “Loca Peligrosa.” The San Antonio singer released her self-titled debut album in 2013 and currently working on an EP for her next project.

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