Candace Vargas
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Influences
Selena Quintanilla, Jennifer Pena, Shelley Lares, Elida Reyna, Alicia Keyes, The Dixie Chicks and Gretchen Wilson
Sounds Like
Jennifer Pena, Elida Reyna, Shelly Lares, and Selena.
HERE IS A TEJANO MIX THAT ONE OF MY SONGS WAS FEATURED IN WITH TEJANISIMO EXTREME!!!!
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Record Label
J&R Vargas Productions, For Bookings (505)753-1623
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The Finest in Up and coming Tejano Female Artists
Her Latest CD Release:
Enamorada (In Love) is what Candace Vargas’ new CD is all about, and it will be love at first listen when you enjoy the biggest release yet by this amazing young singer. For the last few years she’s been New Mexico’s best-kept secret, winning fans all over the state with her kid-friendly songs in Spanish, many of them written by her father, Joel Sr.
But now she’s a teenager and ready to wow audiences across the U.S. with her second Tejano/Regional Mexican album, Enamorada, released August 2007. This project received a major boost early on when none other than Eddie Gonzales and Raulito Navaira took an interest in Candace and wrote several songs for this project.
Working with great songwriters like Eddie G and Raulito Navaira was the right choice – Candace was very committed to recording all-new songs, rather than covers, in order to make a clear statement about who she is and what she’s all about. The first single is titled “Que Tonto Fui” is quickly becoming a hit clear across the Nation.
This is a fun album that represents Tejano at its best – uptempo, danceable rhythms and romantic, beguiling lyrics. She’s not trying to sound like anyone else, though she doesn’t hesitate to name her favorite singers – Alicia Keys, Sheryl Crow, Gretchen Wilson, Stefani Montiel, Elida, Shelly Lares, and Selena.
Candace is a typical teenager who hangs out with friends, plays volleyball and struggles with homework, but she’s been serious about music ever since she can remember. Her first CD Ay Pollito (2002) contains a nostalgic clip of her singing the ranchera “Los Laureles” when she was just 3.
She began singing professionally at age 9 – it was immediately apparent that she possessed the voice and charisma to open doors and grab everyone’s attention. Over the next four years, she won several New Mexico Hispano Music Association (NMHMA) awards and one award from the New Mexico Hispano Entertainers Association. She also recorded and released her second album, Corazoncito (2004).
Candace’s family gives her unconditional support – her mother, Ruth Ann, and father, Joel Sr., attend nearly all her shows, and her older brother Joel Jr. sings backup and plays several instruments.
Candace, Thank you so much for the Birthday wish. Fixing to kick off my on line radio. Please fill free hit me up any time. I like to give you some radio play.
thank you for sayin happy birthday. None of my other friends remembered n i havent know you for that long n u saw. Jst send me a message netime you want to k.
First of all, I want to tell u & ur dad & mom thankyou for calling me today, that was a great honor to hear from ur family personally....i do look forward to working with your family.. I had a very nice talk with ur dad today. I will be calling you very soon.. Tell ur dad i will be waiting for my new cd. I would also like to say
