Norma Laura Rocha Valles was born July 10, 1969, in Dallas, TX to her parents, Patricio and Anita Rocha. She passed away on June 7th, 2023, at Dallas Presbyterian Hospital, with her loved ones by her side. She is survived by her family: Parents, Patricio Sr. & Anita Rocha, Brother, Arturo Rocha, Husband, Alfonso Valles, Her Children, Leah Valles, Lauren Valles, and Alfonso Valles Jr. She was also a Nana to 4 Grandchildren, Romeo Meras, Camila Camacho, Alfonso Nathan Valles, Alyssa Martinez. She graduated from South Grand Prairie High School in 1987, to then go on to pursue a career and family. She married Alfonso Valles in 1989, had daughters, Leah Valles and Lauren Valles and her son, Alfonso Valles Jr. Becoming an amazing mother to do whatever she could to be there for them at all moments in their lives. Norma is an artist who has showcased her skills in various productions. She has been cast in leading roles in "The King and I", as well as in independent productions like "Fiestas de Mi Tierra" and Spanish movies such as "Yo Soy El Hijo del Michoacano". Her clear and smooth voice has landed her numerous opportunities to record voice-overs and jingles for TV and Radio. She has also hosted Channel 44's "Happy Sunday's Variety Show" and "Salud Para Usted y Su Familia", demonstrating her versatility and talents across different platforms. She went on to work for the Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce and continued the rest of her life involved in various organizations, ranging from the Irving Hispanic Chamber, H100, North Dallas of Commerce, HWNT, Dallas St. Patrick's Day parade, Da De Los Muertos and so many more. Norma Valles, The Queen of Mariachi Music, who captured the attention of countless North Texas Fans, from singing National Anthem at a Mavericks or Texas Rangers game to singing at your local wedding. Her beautiful smile and golden voice touched the heart and soul of many people. Norma had an impact so deep one day at a Mavericks game while singing the National Anthem, David Albert wanted to become her Mentor. From that day on, they were a team that just kept on giving. David then brought her in to the studio and they went on to record 9 albums plus Si Se Puede CDS to help the Spanish community to learn English. From there David continued his blessings by asking her to manage, which then to become owner of Casita Tex-Mex Bar & Grill, which is still standing to this day. They also had a love for the veterans, from welcoming the troops at DFW to now honoring our veterans every First Tuesday of the month at Casita Tex-Mex. She also used her voice to bring live Music every Saturday Night to Casita Tex-Mex. Norma was not shy to try new things. While owning a restaurant she continued with a good friend of hers, Don Herring, to start flipping houses. She then realized she loved remodeling and fixing up homes. So, she continued that and then went on to open her own business and becoming General Contractor for her business NV Contractors. Throughout everything, she has medals for her 40 plus runs ranging from 5Ks to full Marathons and even a Sprint Triathlon. During all her accomplishments she always made time for her family and friends. She blessed the lives of many and will continue to bless us with her music and businesses. Please leave the family condolences and share memories on this website.

Arrangements under the direction of: Aria Cremation Service and Funeral Home 1820 N. Beltline Road Irving, Texas 75061 (972) 607-4400