Artists Directory

Latin/Variety

Alvin Suazo Y La Razón is a high-energy variety band rooted in the rich musical traditions of New Mexico. Fronted by veteran performer Alvin Suazo, the band delivers a powerful mix of regional New Mexico music, rock, country, classic 70s and 80s favorites, and blues, creating a sound that resonates across generations and cultures. With decades of live performance experience, La Razón brings a commanding, confident presence to every stage—from intimate dance halls to large venues and festival settings. Alvin's ability to connect with audiences and read the room has made him a trusted entertainer throughout the Southwest. At its core, La Razón Music celebrates connection, culture, and community—bringing people together through music they love and memories they share.

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Andrea Michelle Lucero is proudly from Espanola New Mexico. Her musical endeavors began at the age of 8 years old. She performed with many prestigious Mariachi groups and bands throughout NM. She has showcased on large stages and many large audiences through the years. Andrea Michelle has been across the seas to preform and has had the opportunity to share the stage with many different artists. Andrea Michelle sang with her husband’s band “Cultura.” It was during this time that Cultura was nominated for original song that Andrea had encouraged the writing and production on. The idea was that women could hold the same importance in a male dominated industry. Andrea Michelle went on to win her first award in 2008, (15 Grande) for original song, “Senor Cantinero.” Written by Andrea and her husband Anthony Lucero. Through the years Andrea has been an activist for women’s empowerment and to support fellow women working for positive change and empowering one another. In 2016 Andrea Michelle teamed up with her good friend Christina Perea on woman power ballads. The idea was to bring women in a competitive industry together to build camaraderie among each other. In 2013 Andrea joined new group “Divino.” Along with Grupo Divino Andrea has had the opportunity to share the stage with many prestigious performers and artists. Divino has 13 Awards in different categories through the NMHMA, and the 15 Grandes de Nuevo Mexico. 2 awards were given to her for Female vocalist in 2015, and 2017. Andrea has been able to travel to many different states and share the love of music with different people. Andrea Michelle has also had the opportunity to be played throughout different radio stations in New Mexico, Colorado, California, and Texas. Currently Andrea is working on a podcast along with her husband called Vibe New Mexico. This opportunity has given her the chance to help preserve culture and the New Mexico music heritage and promote fellow musicians and artists. Vibe NM has reached all over the world and has many fans based overseas. The idea came during the COVID pandemic to help give listeners a chance to understand and connect with artists in a new way. Musicians and Artists have openly discussed struggles and triumphs alike. And it has also been used to encourage new aspiring artists into the NM Music Scene. Vibe NM has been able to interview many prestigious artists such as New Mexico Folk Music legend Sipriano Vigil, Darren Cordova, Antonio Reyna and so many newer and seasoned artists. The podcasts is slightly different from regular radio interviews because it gives the flexibility and versatility that regular radio may not be able to allow, Also these episodes are recorded and can be listened to through the platforms such as “Apple Podcast”, “Spotify” and ‘Anchor.” Open and canid “Vibe NM” is inspirational and has been one of Andrea Michelle’s most rewarding endeavors. Andrea Michelle has worked as an Advocate for Domestic Violence. She is currently working with Rio Arriba County and promoting Opioid Awareness through the community, while focusing on the drug epidemic and strategic planning which focuses on the rehabilitation of individuals. With all the different topics from Domestic Violence, and women’s empowerment to Andrea Michelle current position, she has had the opportunity to share music which coincides with the causes, and what she works with. Andrea Michelle along with the group Divino also works on giving the message of preserving culture, faith and community.

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Anjolene Feliz Lucero (JOJO) — Rising Star of New Mexico Anjolene Feliz Lucero, affectionately known as JOJO, is a 15-year-old aspiring singer from Española, New Mexico. Born on July 8, 2011, to Anthony and Andrea Lucero, Anjolene attends Los Alamos High School and comes from a family deeply rooted in music and New Mexico's rich musical traditions. The youngest generation of a musical family, Anjolene has been surrounded by music her entire life. With three siblings who share musical talents and influences, she was practically born to sing. Her mother recalls that Anjolene showed an interest in music at just one year old, saying, “She wakes up singing and falls asleep singing.” From mariachi classics to popular hits, there has never been a shortage of music coming from this young performer. Music is woven into Anjolene's family heritage. Her father, Anthony Lucero, is a New Mexico recording artist and recording engineer who has performed alongside many prestigious musicians throughout the state and produced music for numerous artists. Her mother, Andrea Michelle Lucero, is also a New Mexico recording artist. Together, her parents are members of Grupo Divino, providing Anjolene with a strong foundation in music, performance, and the traditions that have shaped her artistic journey. Anjolene's stage experience began at just three years old, when she started appearing alongside her family and siblings. Over the years, she has been featured in numerous performances, sung with Grupo Divino, and received invitations to share the stage with other musicians. Her natural stage presence, love of singing, and growing confidence continue to shape her development as a young artist. In addition to singing, Anjolene recently began learning to play the accordion, expanding her musical abilities and adding another dimension to her artistry. One of Anjolene's greatest musical influences is the late, beloved Mexican-American singer Jenni Rivera. In honor of the artist who has inspired her, JOJO chose to record “Besos y Copas,” a song that holds special meaning for her. She remembers that one of the first songs Jenni Rivera sang was this same song, and Anjolene dreams of one day becoming as great an artist as her idol. Sharing a birthday month with Jenni makes that connection even more meaningful to the young singer. Anjolene also draws inspiration from powerhouse vocalists such as Christina Aguilera and Elvis Presley, embracing a variety of musical styles while remaining connected to her mariachi roots and cultural heritage. With a dream to sing, a family that has nurtured her talent, and a passion for bringing happiness to others through music, JOJO is a young artist whose journey is only beginning. Her voice, enthusiasm, and love for performing bring joy to those who know her, and she continues to pursue her dreams one song and one stage at a time.

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Anthony Lucero, also known as "Funnybone," is a musician whose creative spirit resonates deeply within the cultural landscape of Española, New Mexico. Born and raised in this picturesque town, Anthony's journey into music began at the age of 15 when discovered the joy of expression through music. As a drummer and guitarist, Anthony found his passion in rhythm. The drums became his heartbeat, allowing him to explore the dynamic energy of performance, while the guitar offered him the means to weave intricate layers of harmony and emotion into his music. Anthony's newest creation is the instrumental track "Bailandos Muertos." This unique composition blends Cumbia and Funk Rock influences, capturing the lively spirit and vibrant aesthetic of Día de Los Muertos. With infectious rhythms and captivating melodies, "Bailandos Muertos" invites listeners to celebrate life and remember those who have passed, embodying the joyful essence of this traditional holiday. As he continues to evolve as an artist, Anthony "Funnybone" Lucero remains dedicated to his craft and the vibrant community that has shaped him. With each performance, he not only entertains but also inspires others to embrace their musical passions, ensuring that the spirit of New Mexico music lives on for generations to come. Whether on stage or in the hearts of those who know him, Funnybone’s legacy is one of laughter, rhythm, and an unwavering love for music.

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Antionette Josephine is a 28-year-old from the Espanola Valley. She first started singing at the age of 3 with her family band Cultura and she has not looked back. She won her first award at the New Mexico Hispano Child and Youth Competition at just 7 years old. She was an active participant in her high school choir and music classes and at 17 years old won Youth Artist of the year at the NMHMA. She has had the opportunity to share the stage with many artists in her years of singing. She loves to sing any genre of music, but any Spanish music is near and dear to her. She has released many songs and has had the opportunity to perform with her family, her sisters and with many Artists and musicians on her releases.

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country

We all grew up in music. Brian’s passion for solid country music gold has led to stick by playing, writing and performing classic country styles.