Hauser Entertainment has been the prolific concert promoter of Mexican and Latin artists since its inception in the 1980’s. Founded by Ralph Hauser III, Hauser Entertainment has been credited with helping to elevate the profile of Latin music in the United States by bringing the Latin Industry’s biggest artists to some of the most prestigious concert venues in North America, such as the Universal Amphitheater, (now the Gibson), in Los Angeles and Madison Square Garden in New York. By doing so, Hauser Entertainment helped transform the face of Latin music in the United States and became the epicenter of a new movement of Hispanic culture and music in the United States.

The success of Hauser Entertainment's shows, more than 100 per year, also elevated the agency’s stature, transitioning from humble, country-style rodeo concerts at the Pico Rivera Sports Arena, to international shows with high-powered partners. In 2002, Hauser Entertainment reported worldwide ticket sales of more than 1.1million.   In 2000, Billboard described Hauser Entertainment as the biggest and most powerful Hispanic management company in the nation, representing such artists as Vicente Fernandez and his son Alejandro, the late Antonio Aguilar, Pepe Aguilar, Joan Sebastian and Juan Gabriel.

Unfortunately, with the very early passing of its founder in 2003, of heart failure, Hauser Entertainment was forced to consolidate its market position, and chose to focus only on key artists, most notably Vicente Fernandez in the United States.

In 2008, having identified the ever expanding opportunity with Hispanic entertainment, Delia Hauser, (Ralph Hauser’s wife), took control of Hauser Entertainment. Looking towards the future; Ms Hauser’s vision for the agency was not only to regain its position as a leading Hispanic entertainment business, but to establish a presence in media production with subsequent involvement in artist management and promotion essentially elevating the Hauser brand into the forefront of the Hispanic media industry.