Women and fusion artists were among the top honorees at the 20th annual Premios de la Radio, regional Mexican music’s longest-running awards show
Trevi also received an award for “La Mexicana Más Taquillera del Mundo,” or, the Best-Selling Female Mexican Artist. “I feel very grateful, but I’ve been through different chapters in my career where there’s only 200 people and they give their heart and soul and it’s the best show,” Trevi tells. “Every time someone comes to a show that’s super full or it’s just one person, if they give their all and connect with me, that’s what’s important.”,'” she adds with a laugh.
“I think women in these times are feeling more empowered every day,” Marquez says of women in the genre. “We’re stronger and more independent. We live what we sing and we draw strength from that to keep going.” In the end, Bárbara took home the award.pop princess Belinda united for a stunning tribute to Tex-Mex queen Selena Quintanilla-Pérez. It was an especially personal moment for Bárbara, who came up in the industry alongside Selena in the Nineties. “I’m so honored,” she says.
. “We’re the same,” the 18-year-old singer says about his young listeners. “I’m like them and they understand my music.”
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