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Known as “The Most Wanted Man” and “The Outlaw of Tejano Music,” Ram Herrera is one of the genre's most celebrated and recognizable voices. The San Antonio native began his professional career in 1980 as the lead vocalist for David Lee Garza y Los Musicales before launching his solo career and forming Ramiro Herrera y Montana — later known as the Outlaw Band. His commanding stage presence, smooth vocal style, and ability to move effortlessly between Tejano, cumbia, ranchera, and heartfelt ballads have made him a favorite across generations.

Throughout a career spanning more than 45 years, Herrera has built an enduring catalog that includes fan favorites such as “Rosas Para Una Rosa,” “La Mancha,” “Entre Cantina y Cantina,” and “Neverending Love.” His acclaimed recordings have earned him one GRAMMY nomination and three Latin GRAMMY nominations, including recognition for Ingrata, Mucho Más Que Amor, Back on Track, and Ram Herrera and the Outlaw Band.

Herrera's contributions extend far beyond the stage. A respected humanitarian and cultural ambassador, he has used his influence to support charitable causes while proudly representing San Antonio and the rich traditions of Tejano music. In 2025, he received the Tejano Music Awards Lifetime Achievement Award and was formally recognized by the City of San Antonio, Bexar County, and the State of Texas for his extraordinary contributions to music and culture.

More than an entertainer, Ram Herrera is a living part of Tejano history — an artist whose unmistakable voice, resilience, and connection with his audience continue to preserve the genre's legacy while inspiring its future.

Savannah V is an 8-time award-winning Tejano recording artist, two-time Female Artist/Entertainer of the Year, songwriter, and radio personality from San Antonio, Texas. Known for her powerhouse vocals, dynamic stage presence, and genre-blending sound, she fuses Tejano with Mariachi, Ranchera, Country, Blues, Rock, and Pop — creating music that honors tradition while breaking boundaries.

Savannah first gained national recognition in 2012 through her appearance on American Idol and was later featured on ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live!, introducing her talent to a nationwide audience.

Today, she performs alongside Tejano legend Ram Herrera as a featured vocalist, under the management of Liz Herrera, while being mentored and co-managed by Ram Herrera himself. With every performance, Savannah continues to elevate Tejano music and bring her unmistakable voice to audiences across the United States and Mexico.

Anikka is a rising artist from the Rio Grande Valley whose silky, sultry, and richly expressive vocals have earned her recognition as one of the region's most exciting emerging talents. Blending Tejano, neo-soul, Latin, and contemporary influences, she creates a distinctive sound that is both timeless and fresh.

Her full-length 11-track album, My Moment, showcased her versatility as an artist, with three of its songs featured in a film produced in Detroit. As a ShellShock Records 3 recording artist, Anikka continues to captivate audiences with heartfelt performances, authentic storytelling, and a vocal style that leaves a lasting impression.

Sabrina Estevez, country singer-songwriter, has been making an impression in the local country music scene reaching audiences throughout the Texas Hill Country and all of South Texas along with The Blue Feather Band, which she formed in 2019.

At 9 years old, Sabrina wrote a letter to herself promising to become a country singer one day. She recorded a cover of Barbara Mandrell's “Born to Die” at 13. A few years later she'd win first place representing city council district 8 in the City of San Antonio's youth talent show, “Our Part of Town.”

She released her personal anthem “Good Bad Girl,” and continues to tour in promotion of her singles “Don't Look Up” and “Cheap Talkin'.”

Angel Miranda is an award-winning Texas recording artist whose music blends the emotional storytelling of country, the cultural richness of mariachi and Tejano, and the uplifting spirit of Christian music. A longtime San Antonio performer, Angel began singing professionally at age 18 and spent more than two decades developing her distinctive voice and stage presence before stepping into the spotlight as a recording artist.

Angel introduced herself to Tejano audiences with her 2023 debut single, “Amor de Ayer,” followed by “Who Would've Thunk It?” Her musical journey reached a major milestone in February 2025 with the release of her self-titled debut album through Shellshock Records 3. Produced by Tejano music icon Shelly Lares, the 10-song project showcases Angel's versatility through songs including “Crazy Lovers,” “Texas Is Calling,” “Grace and Mercy,” “Una Intrusa,” and “Te Amaré.”

Her deeply personal mariachi ballad “Te Amaré,” featuring musicians from Mariachi Los Paisanos at her alma mater, the University of Texas at San Antonio, explores childhood wounds, forgiveness, faith, and the healing power of unconditional love. Through honest storytelling, Angel transforms personal experiences into music that gives listeners comfort, hope, and the courage to speak their own truth.

Angel's growing impact earned her the 2025 Rhythm Revolution Award from the San Antonio Film Festival, along with Album of the Year recognition at the All Star Music Awards for Angel Miranda.

More than a singer, Angel Miranda is a storyteller, mother, entrepreneur, and proud representative of Texas music. With faith at the center of her journey, she continues to create music that crosses genres, celebrates culture, and reminds audiences that authenticity is where the most powerful stories begin.