Shelly Lares performs at 39th annual Tejano Music Awards. | Photo: Mariaelena Arocha
Shelly Lares has entertained Tejano fans for 38 years and “Little Miss Dynamite” is opening “The Vault” to offer her fans, known as Shellians, a collection of rare, hard to find items accumulated by her late father, Fred Lares, over the years.
“These are all items that are definitely, if you’re a true Shellian, definitely major collection here because we don’t make these things anymore — music, merchandise, posters — we don’t do those anymore,” Lares said in a social media video. “Those are from my early discography.”
The collection, available exclusively at the Tejano ROOTS Hall of Famer’s official websiteShellyLares.Online, includes rare and hard to find vinyl, cassettes, and merchandise from the 1990s.
“I’m super excited to have them up there for you guys to purchase,” added Lares. “The Vault is for true Shelly Lares fans that definitely want to add to their collection.”
The GRAMMY nominee returned to the studio this week for the first time since before the pandemic to finish up her highly-anticipatedLMD82album that will celebrate her 38 year music career. Shereleased her latest single, “Salsidpuedes,” a catchy, retro-sounding cumbia this summer.
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