"GOIN' TO SAN ANTONE" genre: New Country
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	A new song with a new twist to pay homage to the Texas city that has been sung about more than any other city in the Lone Star State. Makes references to San Antonio's two favorite sons, George Strait and Emilio and to the now infamous Far West Rodeo- San Antonio's premier country night spot. Castillo takes the opportunity to pay tribute to his favorite country artist with his mention of Strait and also pays tribute to his favorite Tejano artist and overall favorite vocalist with his mention of Emilio Navaira.
	CD: TBA   Label: TBA Credits: Written By J.R. Castillo. Co-Produced By J.R. Castillo and Johnny Garcia with Garth Fundis at his Nashville Studios "Sound Emporium".
	Story Behind the Song A crazy experience in Bossier City, Louisiana was the catalyst that promted Castillo to write this tribute to one of his favorite cities in the world (psss- ...and the boy has done some travelling across the globe). Written also to be used as a show opener to reflect Castillo's aggressive and energized stage presence. Look out! Since it's June 1st release, "San Antone" has been racking up an average of 2,000 hits on radio stations across the Southwest U.S. Lyrics To be added at a later date.. FYI Castillo sings "George Strait or Emilio- they both can soothe the soul" Not consume the soul as previously thought.

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