Sonja De La Paz musical journey has covered several genres: Tejano, Classic Rock, and Modern Rock Her musical influences span a wide range from Janis Joplin to Selena. At a young age, Sonja enjoyed participating in singing showcases and contests. She won an all expense paid trip for two to San Francisco, California by belting out Gloria Gaynor's "I Will Survive" and through a radio singing contest won the opportunity to sing live with AB Quintanilla y Los Kumbia Kings. While still in high school, Sonja traveled throughout Texas and Monterrey, Mexico as a member of a Tejano band. After her move to Laredo, Texas she joined a band where she was able to perform the variety of genres she enjoys. In 2004, Sonja had the privelege of recording back up vocals for Joe Lopez "Que Te Hice," CD. The CD was released in January 2005 by Freddie Records. Currently Sonja De La Paz wears many hats. On weekends you can catch her exciting the crowd as one of the lead vocalists for the band The Bottom Line. Sonja does have a softer side when she performs acoustic sets with her husband Diego Garcia. Then, they both hit the big stage as part of the Pete Astudillo and Tekno Mex band where they often do shows as a tribute to Selena. Pete Astudillo and Tekno Mex take you on a musical ride with many hit songs Pete Astudillo wrote, co- wrote, and or performed with the legendary Selena. Sonja has appeared on the Johnny Canales Show, the South Texas Music Awards, and the Tejano Music Awards.