Stephanie Amaro, a fourth-generation Mexican-American born in Hollywood, grew up immersed in classic rock, iconic singer-songwriters, 80s pop, and Seattle grunge. She discovered her passion for traditional Mexican music at nineteen and dedicated herself to mastering mariachi techniques. This path led her to co-found Trio Ellas, a Mexican fusion group blending pop and jazz with traditional mariachi, earning a Latin Grammy nomination for their debut album, Con Ustedes…Trio Ellas.
She discusses how her versatility as a vocalist and multi-instrumentalist has led her to perform with major artists across Latin and U.S. markets, from Lady Gaga and Cyndi Lauper to Natalia LaFourcade and Pepe Aguilar. She blends her various musical influences into a distinct sound that lies at the intersection of Juan Gabriel and Lana Del Rey.
