Idaho Native Juan P. Moreno Returns for Heartfelt Fundraiser Amid Health Battle Tejano Nation [Video]

Jerome, Idaho — Grammy-nominated Tejano artist Juan P. Moreno, originally from Idaho, returned to his native state for a special fundraiser at El Sombrero in Jerome, Idaho, showing gratitude to the community as he continues to battle chronic autoimmune pancreatic disease. The event was a heartfelt gathering of family, friends, and fans offering support for the singer and musician’s health journey.

Born in Twin Falls, Idaho, Moreno’s musical passion ignited early, performing alongside his uncle in the group La Familia Mexicana. After relocating to Texas during high school in 1983, he fully immersed himself in the Tejano music scene, becoming a prominent figure in the industry.

Moreno announced in June he was taking a break from music due to health concerns. A month later he revealed a diagnosis of chronic autoimmune pancreatic disease.

As he fights his current health challenges, which include two tumors on his pancreas and a third tumor on an artery …