Helen Ochoa

A talented Latin pop designer who was simply raised on a reliable diet plan of José Alfredo Jiménez, José José, and Juan Gabriel, Helen Ochoa follows in the footsteps of corrido, ranchera, and banda greats like La Santa Cecilia, Los Rieleros del Norte, and Calibre 50. Given birth to and raised simply beyond Fresno, California, Ochoa started singing at age eight rather than looked back again. After showing up on the favorite Puerto Rican performing talent competition Objetivo Fama, Ochoa was asked to become listed on the exclusive record label/designer management organization Gerencia 360, with whom she released her strike debut solitary, a cover of Beyoncé’s “Si Yo Fuera el Chico.” Ochoa’s 1st full-length studio recording, also known as Si Yo Fuera el Chico, found its way to 2016.