Weaving her Mexican American roots into modern country music, singer-songwriter Alyssia Dominguez brings a fresh twist to the genre. Born and raised in Wisconsin, Dominguez draws inspiration from her grandmother’s musicality during her time in a local Tejano band, a vivid memory that continues to fuel her lifelong passion for music.

Donning her own take on “cowboy couture,” Dominguez was featured in a Washington Post profile of Mexican fashion designer Manuel Cuevas, highlighting his career pioneering the iconic look for artists like Elvis and Johnny Cash. She appeared alongside other notable Hispanic artists in Nashville.

A regular performer in the Country Music Capital, Dominguez played at CMA Fest in 2024 as part of the Color Me Country Foundation and was included in Apple Music’s Color Me Country Radio Class of 2023. She has also performed with Nashville’s Song Suffragettes and Virgin’s Young Music City Rooftop Sounds as part of Latin Heritage Month. In 2025, she was featured in GRAMMY.com’s “10 Latina Country Artists to Know Now,” recognized as a trailblazer bringing cultural authenticity to the genre. She is a proud member of both the Recording Academy and the Country Music Association, further cementing her place within the industry.

Back home in Wisconsin, Dominguez is recognized for performances at Milwaukee’s iconic Summerfest and Appleton’s Mile of Music.

Dominguez’s music speaks for itself, magnetic and authentic with romanticized themes of adventure and self-exploration. Her first full-length album, Dance With Me, premiered in 2017. Listeners can find her latest work on her EP, Chasin’ the Wild, released in May 2024.