Tejano fans received a special gift on Christmas Day when Elsa Garcia, the legendary singer of hits like “Ya Te Vi” and “Todavia”, announced her return to the stage after a long hiatus from the music industry. The Tejano diva posted a video on her social media accounts, where she revealed that she will be performing at the Nortex Live! Music Festival in Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico, on June 8, 2024, at Arena Monterrey.
“It’s been a few years since the stage and I didn’t think that time was going to take as long as it did, but I think that the time has come to do important things once again and that’s why today I want to make a special announcement to you,” Garcia said in the video surrounded by family.
The Nortex Live! Music Festival is one of the biggest events in Latin music, featuring artists from different genres and countries. The full lineup for 2024 has not been announced yet, but Garcia is expected to be one of the headliners. The festival will take place on June 8 at Arena Monterrey.
Garcia is considered one of the most influential and successful Tejano artists of all time, with a career that spans over three decades. She has released 15 albums, won several awards, and sold millions of records worldwide. She is known for her powerful voice, charismatic stage presence, and versatile style. She is also a role model and inspiration for many young artists who grew up listening to her music.
Garcia’s last studio album was “Elsa”, released in 1998. Since then, she has released greatest hits albums and has been away from the spotlight, focusing on her personal life and family. Her comeback concert at the Nortex Live! Music Festival will mark her first performance in over a decade.
Tickets for the Nortex Live! Music Festival are on sale now at https://nortex.mx/. Fans can also follow Garcia’s official social media accounts for more updates and information about her concert.
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