Savina Salazar is the inspiration behind Savina's Homemade Tamales. 

Savina Salazar Was a Brave woman that in Her Early Years Learned how to Travel to the U.S Several Times in the Back of the train wagons, she once told the story  " We would get in and put a stick strong enough so the wagon would not close all the way and leave them trapped in, in  case that wagon was released they would be able to get out. once inside they would count time and the stops it would make after that they would jump out and continue to their destination... She then Fell in Love and Settled and formed her family In a Small Town Called Tuxpan Nayarit Place where she was Born . It was until 1979 Tired of the difficulties and a Tough Relationship with a Family of 11 She Decided to Cross the Border and see what the Future would bring out . she decided to come to the U.S. as a single mother, Savina wanted her children to have a good life. she faced many challenges, such as not knowing how to speak,  write or read English and not knowing how to drive. Savina joined a religious christian congregation where she Teamed up with a gentlemen there and harvested strawberries Zucchini chillies and other vegetables.  This was a very hard labor for her since she also had to take care of her little ones the youngest were her set of Twins age 5, she had to think of a way to raise her children without leaving them behind, she then began talking to another Lady From the Congregation and offered her to show her how to make tamales. Savina being a fast learner learned the basics of making tamales. she started to offer them to small groups of people and began making a few sales,  After learning the crafting of tamales   Savina changed her recipe and improved the flavors to grow her sales. Savina even taught herself how to drive and obtained her driver's license so she could make tamales deliveries. Savina became fondly known as "The Tamale Lady" and her sales continued to grow and her children started to help with sales as she aged.