“The zippy, accordion-accented Mexicali track sounds happy, but she means business as a badass woman. Medrano reminds us, ‘Ser una mujer es todo una guerra (Being a woman is constantly having to go to battle).’
A joyous, Latina rallying cry.”

“Medrano arrives with a Tejano-meets-pop-country sensibility honed by years of Garth Brooks fandom, working with artists affiliated with everyone from Ozomatli to Selena, plus an ear and eye for reclaiming history via a master’s degree in archiving and preservation from the University of North Texas.”

“Innovative... not only a talented musician but also a scholar in Archives and Preservation... Blending her multicultural life experiences into her music, Medrano continues to celebrate her Mexican American heritage through her art and make an impact in the country music scene.”

“Medrano delivers the quintessential album for anyone wanting to immerse themselves in the Mexican American musical experience. The South Texas native has dedicated her career to celebrating the artistry and culture of her bordertown upbringing through her fearless country, Americana and Tejano music.”

“Medrano turning this Johnny Cash tune into a Tejano bop is, it turns out, completely perfect.”