Stefani Montiel, the two-time Hall of Fame singer, has achieved a remarkable feat with her song “Celos,” which has surpassed 1.44 million streams on Spotify. The song, which was released in 1994 as part of her album Te Voy A Enamorar, is a catchy cumbia that showcases Stefani’s powerful vocals and charisma.
Stefani took to social media to express her joy and appreciation for this accomplishment. She wrote, “This is extremely meaningful to me because this is the first of my songs to reach this momentous milestone! Thank you to everyone who has streamed #Celos and followed my Spotify channel. It’s only because of YOU listening that I have achieved this special highlight in my career!”
“Celos” is not the only hit that Stefani has delivered to her loyal fans. She recently released a new single called “Kissitos,” a fun and upbeat cumbia that invites listeners to dance and celebrate life.
Stefani Montiel is one of the most versatile and accomplished artists in the Tejano music scene. She has been performing since she was five years old and has won numerous awards and accolades throughout her career, including an induction to the Tejano ROOTS Hall of Fame and New Mexico Music Hall of Fame in 2022. She is known for her energetic live shows and her ability to connect with her audience.
Stefani Montiel is a true Tejano star who continues to shine and inspire with her music. Congratulations to her for reaching this amazing milestone with “Celos” and we can’t wait to hear more from her soon!
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About time.. she’s been great entertainer for a long time.
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