Eduardo Treviño became a viral sensation after his appearances on “America’s Got Talent.”
, we’re putting the spotlight on a rising local talent like 11-year-old Eduardo Antonio Treviño."First off, it’s an honor to even be on the show, and I’m just very proud that I was one of the few," Eduardo said.
We stopped by his home as he and his mariachi band were practicing in his parent's living room in Humble. He said his inspiration is his great-grandfather, who was a singer. "He recorded music in 1926, and so I wanted to carry on the legacy, but I wanted a genre of my own, so I explored, and my family loves mariachi,” Eduardo said."I grew up listening to Christian mariachi."
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