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Madison Pulido, an emerging Tejano artist, is set to perform at the Kemah Boardwalk during the three-day Tejano Music Superfest on Saturday, November 18. The event will feature Las Fenix, a popular band of five sisters, and Madison Pulido will be open for them. This show will be Madison’s first show with her own band playing two 45-minute sets.
In an exclusive interview with Tejano Nation, Madison Pulido expressed her excitement about the upcoming show after getting the call from Jesse Cerda, the DJ at Kemah, offering her the opportunity to open for Las Fenix.
“I was like over the moon excited because this show shows that I’m growing more as an artist,” Madison said. “We can also start planning for the upcoming year, getting more gigs and being able to do more live performances is where we’ve been aiming to go.”
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She added this opportunity showed her that the hard work she has done is starting to pay off.
“This show will be my first show with my own band playing two 45-minute sets. I’m not doing the 15 minute sets to the track anymore,” she said. “I get to hit the stage live with these awesome musicians that I’m getting to work with and I’m excited. We’ve been rehearsing and everyone’s looking forward to the show because were singing the songs from our album and also jamming out to some songs that I’ve enjoyed listening to all my life.”
The 22-year-old singer will celebrate the release of her debut album “Simplemente,” at the Kemah event with her friends, family, and she invites the community from the area to show up and bring their entire family. The night will include a bunch of surprises like giveaways and gifts to show Madison’s appreciation and give back to everyone who has supported her throughout her journey in the industry, including a nomination for Best New Female Artist at the 43rd Tejano Music Awards last month.
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”We’re very grateful, happy and honored for the recognition and it’s definitely been a dream of mine,” she said. “I always wondered how it would feel to one day be nominated or able to be recognized as an artist.”
This performance at the free Tejano Music Superfest at Kemah Boardwalk is a significant milestone for Madison Pulido, and it shows that her hard work and dedication are paying off. It is an opportunity for her to showcase her talent and grow as an artist. Madison Pulido is a name to watch out for in the Tejano music industry.
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