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Norma Zenteno
Norma Zenteno
Upon receiving her first electric guitar from her father at the age of 11, Norma Zenteno began writing and performing her own music. Norma sang jazz, latin, funked-up fusion, and rock and roll in both English and Spanish. Her band included her brothers, Javier, Bobby and Ernie and they had a regular Thursday gig at Sambuca for years. Despite early acclaim and opportunities to take her music national, Norma Zenteno was happy to remain in Houston.
https://www.chron.com/news/houston-texas/houston/article/Norma-Zenteno-a-Houston-musical-icon-and-fixture-4301938.php
https://zenteno.com/norma.html
Creator: Zenteno Family
Area: Houston / East End
Contributor: Center for Mexican American Studies
Source: Zenteno Family
Uploaded by: Marisela Martinez
Copyright status: In copyright
Center for Mexican American Studies
Norma Zenteno
Norma Zenteno
Upon receiving her first electric guitar from her father at the age of 11, Norma Zenteno began writing and performing her own music. Norma sang jazz, latin, funked-up fusion, and rock and roll in both English and Spanish. Her band included her brothers, Javier, Bobby and Ernie and they had a regular Thursday gig at Sambuca for years. Despite early acclaim and opportunities to take her music national, Norma Zenteno was happy to remain in Houston.
https://www.chron.com/news/houston-texas/houston/article/Norma-Zenteno-a-Houston-musical-icon-and-fixture-4301938.php
https://zenteno.com/norma.html
Creator: Zenteno Family
Area: Houston / East End
Contributor: Center for Mexican American Studies
Source: Zenteno Family
Uploaded by: Marisela Martinez
Copyright status: In copyright
Center for Mexican American Studies
Norma Zenteno
Norma Zenteno
Upon receiving her first electric guitar from her father at the age of 11, Norma Zenteno began writing and performing her own music. Norma sang jazz, latin, funked-up fusion, and rock and roll in both English and Spanish. Her band included her brothers, Javier, Bobby and Ernie and they had a regular Thursday gig at Sambuca for years. Despite early acclaim and opportunities to take her music national, Norma Zenteno was happy to remain in Houston.
https://www.chron.com/news/houston-texas/houston/article/Norma-Zenteno-a-Houston-musical-icon-and-fixture-4301938.php
https://zenteno.com/norma.html
Creator: Zenteno Family
Area: Houston / East End
Contributor: Center for Mexican American Studies
Source: Zenteno Family
Uploaded by: Marisela Martinez
Copyright status: In copyright
Center for Mexican American Studies
Norma Zenteno
Norma Zenteno
Upon receiving her first electric guitar from her father at the age of 11, Norma Zenteno began writing and performing her own music. Norma sang jazz, latin, funked-up fusion, and rock and roll in both English and Spanish. Her band included her brothers, Javier, Bobby and Ernie and they had a regular Thursday gig at Sambuca for years. Despite early acclaim and opportunities to take her music national, Norma Zenteno was happy to remain in Houston.
https://www.chron.com/news/houston-texas/houston/article/Norma-Zenteno-a-Houston-musical-icon-and-fixture-4301938.php
https://zenteno.com/norma.html
Creator: Zenteno Family
Area: Houston / East End
Contributor: Center for Mexican American Studies
Source: Zenteno Family
Uploaded by: Marisela Martinez
Copyright status: In copyright
Center for Mexican American Studies
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