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How ‘The Johnny Canales Show’ Helped Singer Veronique Medrano Find Her Voice
This week’s guest on Viva Tejano, Veronique Medrano, is both a tejano singer and an archivist of tejano music history. In the episode, she’ll make a case for why the tejano establishment should make room for new recording artists and talk about the viral video she made at a flea market against her record label’s wishes. She’ll talk about the exhibit she curated for the San Benito Cultural Heritage Museum about her idol, Freddy Fender. And she’ll tell the story of how she finally began to speak, at age four, while watching The Johnny Canales Show. Subscribe Apple Podcasts — Spotify (Read a transcript of this episode below.)Viva Tejano is produced by Ella Kopeikin and Patrick Michels and produced and engineered by Brian Standefer. Our executive producer…The post How ‘The Johnny Canales Show’ Helped Singer Veronique Medrano Find Her Voice appeared first on Texas Monthly.