Jennifer Peña Interviews Veronique Medrano in Bonus Episode of ‘Accordion 2 Me’ Podcast

A bonus episode of the Accordion 2 Me Podcast features Jennifer Peña as host and usual host Veronique Medrano in the interview chair.

In a spontaneous role reversal, Peña takes on the role of interviewer in the Season 2 mid-season bonus episode of the Accordion 2 Me podcast. The episode, which took place after the completion of Peña’s episode (Ep.24), features a discussion with Medrano about her career in the music industry, the creation of the podcast, and her petition to get Freddy Fender inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame.

Medrano shares her experiences and insights into the music industry, as well as her passion for Tejano music. The discussion also touches on the importance of representation and diversity in the music industry.

The Accordion 2 Me podcast is a platform for artists to share their stories and connect with fans. This bonus episode is a must-listen for fans of Jennifer Peña, Veronique Medrano, and Tejano music in general.

Show some love to guest host Jennifer Peña and don’t miss out on this exciting episode!

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