Ian Córdova shares how growing up in Michoacán shaped his sound, why regional music feels like home, and how authenticity outpaces algorithm trends.
Author Archives: Julian Baquero
Winning a Grammy and Building Spaces for Latinas ft. Poe Leos – Las Patronas Ep 9
Mexican-American Grammy winner on building self-belief, bilingual identity, and creating a platform for the Latina artists coming up behind her. Recorded live at SXSW.
La Nueva Ola del Regional Mexicano ft. Oscar Ortiz
Discover how to harness your most difficult emotions and transform them into your life’s passion, whether you are building a career or manifesting a childhood dream.
Un Canto A Las Mujeres ft: Mariangela
Mariangela talks authentic songwriting, healing from emotional abuse, and why she writes music for women live from SXSW 2026 with Las Patronas.
La Revolución Norteña with Hermanos Espinoza
Hermanos Espinoza built 150M streams from Edinburg, Texas with norteño roots, original songs, and a family ethic that shaped every lyric. Here is how.
Las Patronas: Real Women Look Like Us
Inspired by the play Real Women Have Curves, Mary Ann and Monica talk through the experience of being Latinas.
Las Patronas: Car Stickers and Making Friends
Monica and Anjelica discuss making friends and navigating the “grown adult” era all through the lens of losing a car sticker.
How A First-Gen Latina Built the Community She Always Needed – With Lucia Mercado
First-gen Latina Lucia Mercado left corporate accounting to build free community markets in Chico. Her story: code-switching, career pivots, and claiming what’s yours.
Silencing Imposter Syndrome: How to Lead Authentically with Creativity with Cynthia Platero
Imposter syndrome is lying to you. Executive coach Cynthia Platero breaks down how Latinas can silence the inner critic and lead from their authentic creative self.
Healing Burnout From the Inside Out | With Desiree Vazquez
Healing burnout for Latinas starts in the body. Desiree Vazquez on nervous system regulation, rest without guilt, and why your ancestors already knew this.