Rachel Rodriguez started singing with her father at a young age, and now she has an entire festival named after her and an album that made it to the first-round consideration of the Grammys!
She is taking over Nashville with her attitude, soulful vocals, buffet of sounds & fusion of Latino, Tejano, Country & Mariachi style!
She is enjoying her season of overflowing recognition in the music industry and still looking forward to what's ahead.
She is giving back to the community, inspiring and teaching young artists and encourages their expression and creativity to stay connected to their culture.
She has her new album coming out in 2026 and two singles have been released, and she tells us the funny story behind the hits.
Check out all her social media pages and her album "Mi Vida"!
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