The 10 best Tejano albums of 2016 come from newcomers, major headliners and veterans proving that their music and artistry is as strong as ever. There are very few skip-ahead tracks on this list of great albums. These are the men and women who appreciate an album as a piece of art, not just a collection of songs.

See if any of your favorites made our list of the year’s top albums, and share your opinion on the best of the year in the comments section below.

Only albums released in 2016 are eligible. Staff opinion, reader input, sales figures and critical acclaim are all taken into account when deciding this list.

#10 Mi Año Dorado – Veronique & The Puro Party Band

Veronique released Mi Año Dorado in June and the sophomore album from 2014 Tejano Music Awards nominee for Best New Female contains a little bit of everything from the smooth cumbia “Te Entrego Mi Corazón” to the boot-stomping rancherita “La Pulga.” Her unique style, along with strong vocals, gives us one of our favorite albums of 2016.

#9 M4 – Masizzo

Masizzo returned in 2016 with the band’s first album in 15 years with the original members Johnny Lee Rosas, Albert Ramirez, Bryan Ramirez and Danny Martinez. The highly anticipated comeback album, M4, released in October, contains 12 new songs, including the debut hit single “Sigue Tu Camino” and “Mi Soledad.”

#8 Que Cante El Mundo – Jimmy Gonzalez Y Grupo Mazz

The highly-anticipated new studio album from multiple-Grammy winner, Jimmy Gonzalez Y Grupo Mazz was released during Memorial Day weekend and the album, produced by Jimmy Gonzalez, features 14 tracks and includes one of the biggest hits of the year, “Agua De Papaya”.

#7 Piénsalo – Los Palominos

After a long absence, Los Palominos returned in 2016 with the highly anticipated new album Piénsalo. The 12 song disc, released in August, features the style and unmistakable sound of the Arreola brothers, James , Johnny, Jorge and Julio, and garnered another hit for the band with the title track.

#6 20 Aniversario – Michael Salgado

Michael Salgado, who won Best Tejano Album at the 2016 Latin Grammy Awards for Por Cielo Y Tierra, released a follow-up album in June, celebrating two decades of hits with 20 Aniversario. The 20 track disc featured some classic hits and new songs, including the hit singles “Mi Castigo” and “Como Un Suspiro”.

#5 Highway – Intocable

Not releasing an album in three years did not hurt Intocable. Highway is a project that reminds us of the band’s versatility and why we always get excited about their next album taking too long to be released.  The album debuted atop the Billboard Latin and Regional Mexican album charts for two weeks and featured the hit singles “Tu Ausencia” and “Quiéreme (Ámame)”.

#4 New Girl In Town – Isabel Marie

Newcomer Isabel Marie is considered by many in the industry as the future of Tejano music. The 13-year-old singer’s debut album, New Girl In Town, confirms that she has a bright future. The album, released in March, features her powerful voice on Tejano, cumbia and mariachi tracks, including the hit singles “Fallaste Corazon”, “Pero Como Voy a Olvidar” and “Dime Por Que”.

#3 Un Amigo Tendras – Jay Perez

Tejano veteran Jay Perez released his first album of all-new songs in more than three years with Un Amigo Tendras in April. The highly-anticipated new studio album from “La Voz” delivered 12 brand new songs, including the hit title track and “Tu Fiel Amante”.

#2 Yo Te Esperaré – Siggno

Siggno debuted their latest album, Yo Te Esperaré, at the top of  Billboard‘s Top Latin and Regional Mexican album charts when it was released in July. The album dropped five months after the tragic car accident of Siggno’s Jacob Turner, who is know recovering slowly from his injuries, and features the bass player on the cover. The album included the hit singles, “El Perdon“, “Yo Te Esperaré” and the latest release “Te Amaba desde Antes” a duet with Lalo Ayala of Grupo Latente.

#1 La Dueña – Stefani Montiel

Always willing to go the extra mile and try something new, Stefani Montiel has stayed true to the Tejano genre. No doubt, her newest release, La Dueña, will rank up there among her greatest works. Produced by award-winning hitmaker Gabriel Zavala, Stefani offers up some rancheras, lots of cumbias, and some beautiful ballads. The album, released in March, confirms why Stefani Montiel is La Dueña.

Tejano music legend Jimmy Edward lost part of his home to fire early New Year’s Day.  The former Latin Breed frontman and his family were able to exit their home safely after it caught fire around 3 a.m. Sunday, allegedly due to fireworks.

Another music legend and friend of Jimmy Edward, Joe Bravo, posted details about the incident on his Facebook page on Monday, after he saw the news via social media.

“I just checked into a fb post that one of my fb friends told me about….and yes its true Jimmy Edward house caught on fire around 3am New Year’s day they think fireworks were to blame.Not all the house caught fire just some of it. Jimmy and family got out alright.Please keep Jimmy n family in ur prayers…..thanks”

A GoFundMe account has been set up to help Jimmy Edward and family by Powerhouse Avizo‘s Robert Dorantes.

Edward has been entertaining fans for over four decades. In recent years, the devoted Christian, has dedicated himself to traveling throughout the state with his own ministry evangelizing and testifying to the life changing message of Jesus Christ while still maintaining his Tejano roots.

Tejano music legend Roberto Pulido updated fans days after receiving back surgery in a San Antonio hospital. The 66-year-old singer posted a video on his Facebook page on Monday talking about the success of the surgery and thanking fans.

“I wanted to thank everybody for all your prayers,” Pulido said in the video. “According to the doctor, everything came out okay. Going to be a month before I can really evaluate. At least right now, I have no pain on my sciatic nerve and my legs are not going numb anymore.”

Pulido also mentioned his previous double knee surgery in February 2016 and that he will make his scheduled performance at Rustlers in Harlingen on January 6.

“El Primo,” as he is known to his fans, has more than four decades in music and is considered one of the pioneers in the Tejano music. The music legend has recorded more than 45 singles and some of his biggest hits include, “Copa Tras Copa”, “Te Vi Partir”, “Contigo” a duet with is son Bobby Pulido and “Ya Ahora Es Tarde”, recorded with the late Emilio Navaira.

WATCH: Roberto Pulido Updates Fans After Back Surgery

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What best describes Savannah Votion? Strong, soulful, and inspiring.

Beginning at the age of 8 with her uncle’s band, Rick Martinez,  Savannah grew up loving Mariachi music and Conjunto, learning the art of mastering and mixing sound arrangements.

In 2013, came an opportunity to shine. Savannah was a contestant on American Idol. I asked Savannah about her experience on the reality TV competition show.

“It was the highlight of my career,” Votion said.

Her judges included rapper Nicki Minaj, songwriter and producer Randy Jackson, singer Mariah Carey and country singer Keith Urban.

“You have life in your voice,” Urban said of Votion’s audition. “I can hear a lot of life, lots of struggles, highs, lows and triumphs. I can hear all of it. There is a lot of empowerment in your voice.”

Each judge had so many positive responses to Votion’s performance. The singer received the Gold Ticket, sending her to Hollywood.

The struggles have come again for Votion. In October 2016, her mom Irasema Votion, was diagnosed with cancer. Many days were spent at the hospital, many social media posts about Savannah’s pain were followed by her fans.

One of Savannah’s idols is “La Reina de Accordion”, Chavela Ortiz from Chavela y Su Grupo Express. Irasema Votion asked Savannah to put her idol’s song “Cuando Se Fue” on her album, which at first Savannah was reluctant. Finally accepting her mother’s wish, Votion recorded a remake of the song with producer Rick Fuentes.

The song is heartfelt and relates to all of us who have lost a loved one.

Music brings people together as Rick Fuentes’ father, Richard Fuentes, was a musician in the Brown Express. His father tragically passed away in 1983. Savannah told Tejano Nation that she and Fuentes cried together and gave each other strength during the shooting of the video. The singer added how she misses her mother, but she knows that her mother is proud of her success and proud of her single “Cuando Se Fue”.

Votion’s upcoming album, Diva Del Fuego, will be dedicated to her mother.

WATCH: “Cuando Se Fue” — Savannah Votion featuring Rick Fuentes

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Michael Salgado shared video of a recent studio session for an upcoming project on his Zurdo Records YouTube channel on Tuesday. The two-time Grammy winner is featured laying down vocals, as well as his son Andres Salgado, in the over 10 minute clip.

“Preview of beginning of 2017! #ZurdoRecords,” Michael Salgado captioned along with the video link on his Facebook page.

Salgado released his 20 Aniversario album in 2016 to commemorate the star’s two decades in music and won the Latin Grammy for Best Tejano Album in November for his previously released album Por Cielo Y Tierra. That album also won Best Norteño Album at the 2016 Tejano Music Awards, where Salgado was named Male Vocalist of the Year.

Andres Salgado released his latest single, “Como Le Hago,” in November.

No word yet on when the latest project will be released, but Tejano Nation will have more details as they become available.

WATCH: Zurdo Records In The Studio

A Facebook Live video of Tejano legend Tony Guerrero getting his eyebrows waxed has gone viral. The visual of the frontman for La Sombra getting “manscaped” was filmed last summer, but the video has resurfaced on social media this week.

The video was posted on Guerrero’s personal page with the caption, “Tony’s first wax.”

“I’m going on a new journey right now, this is my first time ever trying this,” Guerrero says in the video. “I’ve seen this stuff done on TV and it looks like it hurts. So, I am going to see if it does, if I’m going to feel any pain.”

Did it hurt? Watch the hilarious video below to find out.

Should be a good look for the Tejano legend as he will be inducted into the Tejano R.O.O.T.S. Hall of Fame in Alice, Texas, this weekend on January 7, 2017.

WATCH: Tony’s First Wax

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Cindy Ramos has released the official video for her hit single, “Siempre Tuya”, the latest track from her album Quiero Ser.

“It’s hard to believe that ‘Siempre Tuya’ hit the airwaves with such an astonishing response,” Ramos told Tejano Nation. “It is amazing how a story of a long distance relationship can touch the heart of so many! The best part is that the story was of a situation a dear friend of mine was going through. I was blessed that I was able to write their story. For this reason, we really felt the audience NEEDED this video.”

The video begins with Ramos writing a letter and then showcases the singer performing with her band.

The visual was produced by Ramos’ husband Omar S. Gonzalez with assistance from Alatif Puente and Didi Mares with wardrobe, hair and makeup.

Quiero Ser, released in July 2016, delivers a diverse and distinctive expression of Tejano, with a twist of Norteno and Conjunto and is available now from all digital retailers.

WATCH: “Siempre Tuya” — Cindy Ramos

YouTube / Unity: Latin Tribute to Michael Jackson

Could a joint concert with Jennifer Peña and her husband Obie Bermúdez be in the works? According to a Facebook post by Bermúdez, that could be a real possibility.

The Puerto Rican singer, who released his first album in more than 10 years in 2016, hinted via his official Facebook page on Tuesday (Jan. 3) that the couple could team up for a show.

Peña has also been away from music for almost 10 years as well. In a 2011 video testimony with Corpus Christi-based Church Unlimited, the singer said she took a break from music to focus on family, but when she tried to make a comeback the “circumstances weren’t working in my favor”, which led to her being “very, very angry with music.” She eventually turned to Christian music and singing in the church.¹

The couple, who married in 2007 and had a son the same year, most recently performed together in 2015 for “Unity: The Latin Tribute to Michael Jackson,” which aired on PBS. The pair sang “Todo Mi Amor Eres Tu”, a Spanish version of Jackson’s “I Just Can’t Stop Loving You.”

Could there be another performance for the couple in the near future? We’ll have to wait and see, but hopefully not too long.

WATCH: UnityPBS Behind The Scenes – Obie Bermudez & Jennifer Pena

¹Source: Whatever happened to Jennifer Pena? – Chron.com

Jimmy Edward / Facebook @TejanoSoulCruise2017

Tejano music legend Jimmy Edward remains in intensive care for smoke inhalation, days after his home caught fire on New Year’s Day.

The 65-year-old singer has a build-up of carbon monoxide in his lungs, according to a Facebook post from Powerhouse Avizo.

The former Latin Breed frontman and his family were able to exit their home after it caught fire around 3 a.m. Sunday, allegedly due to fireworks.

A GoFundMe account has been set up to help Jimmy Edward and family by Powerhouse Avizo‘s Robert Dorantes.

Edward has been entertaining fans for over four decades. In recent years, the devoted Christian, has dedicated himself to traveling throughout the state with his own ministry evangelizing and testifying to the life changing message of Jesus Christ while still maintaining his Tejano roots.

Tejano Nation will update with details as more info becomes available on the status of Jimmy Edward.

Cindy Ramos talked about her debut album, Quiero Ser, and much more on Tejano Nation Radio with Romeo on Thursday (Jan. 5).

The singer and songwriter chatted about her musical beginnings in Laredo, Texas, her musical influences and debuted her latest single, “Siempre Tuya” during the show.

LISTEN: Cindy Ramos on Tejano Nation Radio with Romeo

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Lucky Joe released the official video for his hit single “De Que Me Sirves Ya” featuring Johnny Lee Rosas of Massizo on Friday (January 6).

The visual features a struggling Lucky Joe in a relationship that isn’t working out, but he continues to follow is dream, while his love can’t wait anymore for it come to fruition.  He reaches his goal, and now his ex wants to reconnect. What happens next? Watch the video below to find out.

“The video shows the struggle,” Lucky Joe told Tejano Nation. “It’s based on everybody’s struggle. Everybody’s always struggling to get ahead in life, everybody’s also sacrificing things to get ahead in life. I wanted to kind of put that into a video.”

The video also mirrored his own struggles, from his days of working as a dishwasher, a cook and more, while striving for his own dream.

The video was directed by Lucky Joe and Estevan Gonzalez and features a cameo from Freddie Records’ Freddie Martinez, Jr. making his first appearance in a music video.

“I’m so happy that Freddie Records supported me and backed me up on the idea of the video,” Lucky Joe added.

“De Que Me Sirves Ya” is the latest single from Lucky Joe’s third album, El Triunfador, released in December and is available now at FreddieStore.com.

WATCH: “De Que Me Sirves Ya” — Lucky Joe

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Latin singing sensation Isabel Marie Sanchez has released a video featuring a cover version of  Selena’s “Dreaming Of You”.  The R&B single will be a bonus track from the 13-year-old singer’s sophomore album and was recorded in the same studio as Selena, when the late Tejano star recorded the original hit from 1995.

Abraham Quintanilla, Selena’s father, asked Isabel Marie to cover the song and the young singer’s version was approved by Selena’s family to be released for a single.

“This song has been covered by many artist, but to be asked personally by the family and recorded in the same studio, to me is a great honor,” Isabel Marie told Tejano Nation.

Isabel Marie released her successful debut album, New Girl In Town, in March 2016 and spawned many hit songs, including “Fallaste Corazon”, “Pero Como Voy a Olvidar” and “Un Beso”.

The young singer paid tribute to Selena recently at many events, including the MAC Selena launch event in Corpus Christi in September and the Selena Tribute show earlier this month in San Antonio, which is scheduled for more cities soon, including the Tejano Music National Convention in Las Vegas next summer.

Isabel Marie’s cover of “Dreaming Of You” is available for download at all digital retailers now, click here to download from Amazon Music.

WATCH: “Dreaming Of You” — Isabel Marie

Joe Lopez / Courtesy photo

Joe Lopez, the former singer and co-founder of Grupo Mazz in the 1970s, has been approved for parole, according to the Texas Department of Criminal Justice website.

The TDCJ website says that Lopez was approved for parole on January 6. He will transfer to a Sex Offender Education Program (SOEP) and release to parole after completion and not earlier than four months from January 2017.

The news was confirmed by Lorenzo Lopez, Joe’s brother, in a Facebook post on Saturday.

“It gives me great pleasure to announce that the board of parole committee has voted in our favor,” Lorenzo Lopez wrote. “Our attorney will make a press release this coming week. And with our heavenly Father by our side, we’ll have Joe Lopez back home again.until then thank you so much for all of your support /Prayers and always being by my brother and our family.”

The 66-year-old singer has been in prison since 2006 when the he was convicted on multiple sex offense charges involving a minor.  He was sentenced to a total of 32 years in prison, but because he will serve the sentences concurrently, they amount to 20 years in prison. His full prison term would end on October 27, 2026.

The Lopez family has always maintained the former singer’s innocence on the charges.

Tejano Nation will have more details as they become available.

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Grupo Siggno will make their first ever appearance at the 2017 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo for Go Tejano Day, organizers announced on Monday (Jan. 9).

Go Tejano Day, traditionally the rodeo’s largest single-day paid attendance, is scheduled for Sunday, March 19, 2017. The day will also feature Banda El Recodo from Mexico.

Siggno is one of 11 artists making their debut performance at RodeoHouston, including Grammy-winning retro-pop diva Meghan Trainor, X-Factor-spawned R&B vocal group Fifth Harmony, dance-pop hitmakers The Chainsmokers, and pop-punk comeback kids blink-182.

Texas country star Aaron Watson will kick-off the RodeoHouston performances on March 7 and he’s very excited to see Siggno as one of the performers this year. The singer was asked in an interview with the Houston Chronicle, who he was most excited to see?

“Tejano night, Siggno. Those guys are great guys. I’ve got to play some shows with Siggno down in South Texas,” he said. “They work hard like we do. I’m really excited about those guys. Good job Siggno, Aaron Watson loves you.”

For tickets and more info on the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, check out RodeoHouston.com

Solido talks new album and more with Tejano Nation. Tejano Nation correspondent Hector Rodriguez from TejanoConcerts.com caught up with Latin Grammy winners at Los Rieles in Houston, a day before their performance at Fiesta Navidena with Siggno in San Antonio.

The band, celebrating their 15th year, talked about their latest album, No Me Vuelvas A Besar Así, and the latest single “Anímate”

WATCH: Solido talks new album and more on Tejano Nation TV

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Dezigual performed at Fiesta Navideña in San Antonio last month and fans had the chance to follow the band for the day in a video created by StarBoy Entertainment. The event also featured Siggno, Solido, Costumbre and many more bands on December 17, 2016.

The cumbia band from Monterrey, Mexico released their latest album Sin Fronteras in November. The disc features collaborations with Tejano legends including the late Emilio Navaira, Ram Herrera, Roberto Pulido and many more.

WATCH: A Day In The Life Of Dezigual

Lobo IV was inducted into the Tejano R.O.O.T.S Hall of Fame in Alice, Texas on January 7, 2017. (Photo by Vic Gonzalez)

Over 80 Tejano and Conjunto musicians, artists and broadcasters were inducted as the Class of 2016 into the Tejano R.O.O.T.S Hall of Fame. The ceremony took place on Saturday night at the VFW Hall in Alice, Texas, designated as the birthplace of Tejano music.

Tony Guerrero of La Sombra, Ramon Ayala, Lobo IV, and Cornelio Reyna were just a few of the many music legends honored at the 17th annual Noche de Fiesta Tejana.

Guerrero was inducted as Male Entertainer, Lobo IV as Progressive Band, Ayala and Reyna with the Pioneer Tejano Award and Tejano Roze was named Female Entertainer.

The Tejano R.O.O.T.S. Hall of Fame Museum started in 1999 to pay tribute to Tejano music and those that create it. The acronym R.O.O.T.S. means “Remembering Our Own Tejano Stars.”

2016 Inductees this year were:

Favorite Son of Alice

Luis Perez

Manuel Contreras

Broadcasting

Pete Vasquez

Robert “Bobby” Lopez

Bob Prado

Mando San Roman

Tony Jaramillo

Conjunto Tradicional

JJ Y Los Centellas

-Tony Vasquez

-Chuy Vasquez

-Juan Jose Guardiana

-Andy Deleon

-Freddy Tellez

Progressive Band

Lobo IV

-Alex Delgado

-Paul Guzman

-Fabian Maltos

-David Lopez

Male Entertainer

Tony Guerrero

Gabe Lopez

Emilio Guerrero

Female Entertainer

Tejano Roze

The Joe Lozano “Este Lunes” Award Promoter

Henry Gonzalez Jr.

Mary Flores Gonzalez

Javier “JV” Villanueva Lifetime Achievement Award

David Kent Pierce Biondi

Pioneer Tejano Award

Ramon Ayala

Cornelio Reyna

Escamilla Brothers

-Hector Escamilla

-Mario Escamilla

-Joe Esmamilla

-Ramiro Escamilla

-Ruben Escamilla

Million Dollar Band

Drums

Johnny Perez Jr.

Rolando Garza

Joe Luis Ortiz

Orlando J. Herrera

Armando “Mandy” Aguilar

Miguel Flores Jr.

Rudy De La Rosa

Hector Saenz

Guitar

Robert Ybarra

Gustavo Trevino

Rudy Campos

Roberto Garibaldo Trevino

Israel Cantu

Gilberto Rodriguez

Roberto Martinez

Bajo Sexto

Adan De La Rosa III

Reynaldo Longoria III

Bass Guitar

Jesse “Coco” Torres Sr.

Jaime “Jimmy” Cano

Ricky De La Rosa Jr.

Ernest Munguia Sr.

Everardo Bee Garcia

Trumpet

Joel Torres

Alex Garibay

Luis Ayala

Raymond “Kama” Flores

Saxophone

Victor Clark Martinez

Jacob Torres

John Torres

Accordion

Sam Luke Deleon

Rosendo “Sandy” Sanchez

Oscar Garcia

Composer

Encarnacion Jaime Ledesma “EJ”

Vocalist

Joe Argaiz

Oscar M. Herrera

Alex Rojo

Serapio Herrera

Keyboard

Raul Garcia Jr

Jaime Garza Jr

Arturo Gonzales

Jesse Flores Jr

Press Martinez

Greg Paredez Bajo Sexto Award

Lupe Guzman

Sound Engineer

Anselmo “Chemo” Barrera

Edward Salinas

Daniel Garcia

Amadeo Flores Accordion Player Award

Danny Rodriguez

Adolfo “Rudy” Garcia

Armando Marroquin Sr. Historic Hall

Casa Blanca

Special Recognition Award

Manuel Lopez

Abel Salinas “DJ Daddy”

Singer and radio personality La Peligrosa has released her latest single, “Windy City Medley,” a dynamic, lively ranchera that is a tribute to legendary Tejano band La Sombra.

The medley features two songs originally recorded by La Sombra, “Regresa” and “Pensando En Ti.”

“I was 8 years old when I saw La Sombra perform live in Chicago, Illinois,” La Peligrosa told Tejano Nation. “This was the first concert I had ever seen. My grandfather purchased the record for me that day. Their energetic performance left a lasting impression. In retrospect, it set the tone for my love and passion for Tejano music.”

The idea for the recording arose when La Peligrosa was making a mix of songs for her radio show.

“I shared the idea with my producer Rolando Revilla,” she said. “Rolando brought the idea to life and added the Midwest flare! It’s one of my favorite recordings to date. It is my hope that Tejano Music lovers will love it too!”

The track is included on the singer’s debut album Hoy, released in December 2015.  The album earned La Peligrosa a Tejano Music Award nomination for Best New Female Artist in 2016.

Originally from Chicago and also known as The Windy City Boys, La Sombra has released over twenty full-length studio albums featuring songs in both Spanish and English since 1984. The band has been credited with influencing the Tejano and cumbia music industry with their musical style, dress, and concert performances, as well as inspiring a generation of newer artists including the Kumbia Kings.

LISTEN: “Windy City Medley” – La Peligrosa

Marcus Daniels and Aisha have released their duet, “Siempre,” a Spanish remake of the 1987 hit “Always” from Atlantic Starr.

The duo’s collaboration was produced by Sotero Soniceros and was the idea of one of the duo’s huge supporters.

“We had spoke about singing together in the past, a Prince song because of an idea that was brought up by one of our huge supporters from an internet radio station,” Aisha told Tejano Nation. “Since we both loved music from the 80’s, I suggested we do a remake of the song ‘Always’ by Atlantic Starr and translate it to Spanish. Marcus’ producer loved the idea and the rest was history.”

The project brought together two of Tejano music’s rising singers.

“Definitely excited how this project came together, it was a pleasure working with Aisha,” Daniels told Tejano Nation. “If fans like this one they are going to love the full sophomore CD.”

“Siempre” is available for download now at TexSoundPublishing.com and will be included on Daniels’ upcoming sophomore album scheduled for release this fall.

LISTEN: “Siempre” — Marcus Daniels featuring Aisha

Raphael Rodriguez of Los A-T Boyz talks about the band’s new album ‘Este Es Mi Barrio’, the passing of Paquito Rodriguez in 2016, upcoming projects and more with Tejano Nation Radio.

The singer and songwriter said his 9-year-old daughter Annalisa Rodriguez has inspirations of joining the family business and added vocals on the band’s recent Christmas tune, “Arbolito De Navidad.”

LISTEN: Raphael Rodriguez of Los A-T Boyz on Tejano Nation Radio