Growing up in Texas, It's inevitable not to listen to or have heard a Tejano song. I was introduced to Tejano music at a very early age. Having been raised in Corpus Christi, my mother worked for a local radio station and Selena, La Mafia, Mazz, Bronco, were all groups that were played at the station (which my little sis and I practically grew up at) or blazing in the speakers of our home.
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| Fun Night with Roxxi & Friends |
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concert along with my friend 
, who invited me. We had 5th row Center seats, which made the show that much better! We initially were taking our mothers because they are both fans of theirs and it was a ladies night out...turned out our mothers couldn't make it so we went together which was still a fun ladies night! We walked into the 
Center, bought a drink and while doing so, we heard Ana Gabriel on stage, just hearing her voice and the song, both Roxxi and I literally started tearing up thinking of our lovely mothers. It was such a great show, great energy and awesome time going down our musical memory lane. 
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