Hilda Lamas

With pipes that don't stop and a smart sense of what the crowd de jour wants, this latina soulstress delivers. Hilda's no-nonsense attitude comes through in every song. Her live shows consist of blues originals as well as the best blues and soul covers. Hilda has been dubbed, "The Queen of Latina Soul".

Growing up in the small town of Aransas Pass, Texas, Hilda began her musical journey singing in the local Baptist Church. While in high school, she began singing at school events and by her senior year became a favorite to sing the national anthem at all of the home baseball games and would go on to sing the national anthem at her graduation ceremony accompanied by the high school concert band.

"Love Me Alone" was released in February 2013 and quickly topped the Roots Music Report Internet Blues Charts, reaching the #1 spot for 9 weeks straight. Hilda's album received great reviews from around the world and was named the only Latina Blues Singer by Tejano Magazine.

Hilda has performed for many dignitaries including Texas Governor Rick Perry and has opened for many national acts such as Marcia Ball, Los Lobos, and The Texas Tornados. Hilda is currently in the studio working on a new blues album and a Spanish Language ballad album with Hall of Fame producer Rick Garcia.