Stephanie Lynn returns with an updated ballad version of her 1994 hit song “Ojos Para Ti” featuring Grupo Stampede.
“I had always wanted to redo that song,” Stephanie Lynn told Tejano Nation. “It gives me something to give to the people because it is the 25th anniversary.”
The song was written by legendary songwriter Humberto “Beto” Ramon and peaked at #32 on the Billboard Hot Latin Songs chart in 1994.
The 2019 version of the song features soulful vocals from Stephanie Lynn with arrangement by Stampede and produced by Danny Martinez for the Jae Christian Music Group.
After the passing of her father earlier this year Stephanie Lynn wanted to reinvigorate her career.
“I knew what the people wanted though, they wanted to see me evolve and to calm myself with everything that happened to me,” she said. “Like I say, your pain is not unique, everybody is going through something.”
Stephanie Lynn plans to return to the stage soon with a concert in her hometown of San Antonio, Texas to showcase her new outlook and evolved sound of her music.
The singer is also working on a docuseries that features the persons instrumental at the beginning of her career to help her succeed in the 1990s.
“Ojos Para Ti (2019)” is available at Spotify now and the official music video will be released on Nov. 12. Stephanie Lynn will donate her portion of the royalties of the new release to the song’s writer Beto Ramon, who lost his home and studio in a recent fire.
“The man has the incredible gift of song,” said Stephanie Lynn. “His words helped mold the ‘Stephanie Lynn sound.’ Not only that he’s my friend and that’s what friends do.”
San Antonio, TX — The world premiere of “Lola,” the debut single from up and coming Conjunto accordionist Brenda Martinez will hit the airwaves on Monday, November 11 at 8pm on KEDA radio with host Mark Weber.
This is the very first recording for Martinez, who is a native of San Antonio’s west side and is one of the tracks off of her full-length album “Favoritas De Mis Padres,” due out in mid-December on Rancho Alegre Records.
“Like so many others on the West Side, our radio was always tuned to KEDA when I was growing up,” said Martinez. “So to get my music played on KEDA is a dream come true anyway, but to have the world premiere with everyone tuning in to hear it is even more exciting!”
“Favoritas De Mis Padres” is a collection full of traditional Conjunto selections dedicated to her parents that showcase her well-honed accordion skills and her attachment to the beloved genre. The album is loaded with rare classics like “Lola,” which was a hit for Ruben Naranjo y Los Gamblers in the 1970s, plus some new interpretations, as well as an original polka, “La Galleta (Cookie Polka),” composed by Martinez herself. Recorded at Escalante Music in San Antonio, the album also features veteran musician and Grammy Award winner Oscar Garcia on various instruments.
KEDA broadcasts 24 hours a day in the San Antonio area on 99.9FM and 1540AMand worldwide on kedaradio.comand their mobile app.
“Lola” will be available on all digital outlets on Tuesday, November 12 and “Favoritas De Mis Padres” will be available on digital, CD and vinyl formats by mid-December. For more information and updates, follow Brenda Martinez and Rancho Alegre on various social media platforms.
Stephanie Lynn is celebrating the 25th anniversary of “Ojos Para Ti” with the release of an updated ballad version, including an amazing music video for one of her signature songs.
“Ojos Para Ti” was written by legendary songwriter Humberto “Beto” Ramon and peaked at #32 on the Hot Latin Songs chart for Billboard in 1994. This updated version features Grupo Stampede, who also arranged the soulful ballad version with production by Danny Martinez for the Jae Christian Music Group.
“I had always wanted to redo that song,” Stephanie Lynn told Tejano Nation. “It gives me something to give to the people because it is the 25th anniversary.”
The visual features Stephanie Lynn singing the acoustic version of the song in an intimate setting backed by Grupo Stampede.
Stephanie Lynn — “Ojos Para Ti” featuring Grupo Stampede
“The Walking Dead” star landed the role of the Queen of Cumbia in August. The 29-year old actress has also starred in “Flight 7500”, “Pop Star”, “The Secret Life of the American Teenager”, and the “Twilight” saga.
The series is described as “a coming of age story that followsSelena as her dreams come true and all the heart-wrenching and life-changing choices she and her family have to make as they navigate success, family, and music.” The series comes from Campanario Entertainment and is executive produced by Jaime Dávila, Rico Martinez, Suzette Quintanilla, Simran A. Singh, and Moisés Zamora.
“Selena is an inspirational figure who’s transcended generations. At Campanario, we’ve always known it was crucial for this series to find actors with the right mix of talent, charisma, and passion to honor Selena’s legacy and the story of her family,” said Davila, president and co-founder of Campanario Entertainment. “Our casting director Carla Hool and her team have found an amazing cast to depict the Quintanilla family, and we’re sure fans everywhere will be captivated yet again by Selena’s incredible life.”
The series will be split into two parts, with the first half comprising six hour-long episodes.
The annual Tejano Music National Convention is the biggest Tejano music event in Las Vegas every summer and organizers announced the dates for 2020 on Tuesday.
A video was posted on the official Facebook page for the Tejano Music Nation Convention along with a message that read, “Excited to announce new dates for Vegas Tejano Music Week 2020! We are now scheduled for July 16-19, at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino in fabulous Las Vegas! We have been hearing from those Tejano fans that are teachers, administrators or that simply have children to get ready for a new school year. We were able to work with the Rio to find great July dates – Sin City 2020, July 16-19!”
A new neon Vegas Tejano logo debuts for 2020. The artist line-up, table and ticket on-sale dates, and hotel discount booking code will be revealed soon. Get more information about the Tejano Music National Convention at VegasTejano.com.
Michael Salgado takes over the top spot of this week’s Tejano Gold Countdown, as “Si Tu Me Dejaras” rises two spots to No. 1.
After four weeks at the top spot, the cumbia collaboration “Echame La Culpa” from La Calma featuring Stefani Montiel dropped two spots to No.3, while Montiel’s catchy cumbia, “La Comadre,” jumps seven spots to No. 2. Rick Fuentes and The Brown Express rose two spots to No. 4 with “Caricia Y Herida,” the duet with late singer Arturo Montes on the weekly countdown hosted by Rudy Trevino.
The biggest riser of the week was Missy and her feel good cumbia “Entregate” jumping 12 spots to No. 5. Sarah Monique fell two spots with, “Brindo Contigo,” the duet with Shelly Lares at No. 6. Teen singing sensation Isabel Marie rose six positions to No. 7 with “Tu No Sabes,” while Aisha took two spots in the top 10 with “La Reina De Tu Vida” at No. 8 and her fun, upbeat cumbia, “Baby, Baby,” at No. 9. Solido jumped into the Top 10, rising 9 spots with “Imaginate” at No. 10.
Check out the slideshow below for the Top 20 hits for the week of November 10, 2019, on the Tejano Gold Countdown, heard on 134 radio affiliates in the U.S. and Mexico. Listen to Tejano Gold Countdown podcasts at TejanoGoldCountdown.com.
1. “Si Tu Me Dejaras” – Michael Salgado
2. Stefani Montiel – “La Comadre”
3. “Echame La Culpa” – La Calma feat. Stefani Montiel
4. Rick Fuentes & the Brown Express – “Caricia Y Herida” feat. Arturo Montes
5. Missy – “Entregate”
6. Sarah Monique – “Brindo Contigo” feat. Shelly Lares
7. Isabel Marie – “Tu No Sabes”
8. Aisha – “La Reina De Tu Vida”
9. Aisha – “Baby Baby”
10. Solido – “Imaginate”
11. Devin Banda – “La Tejana Enamorada”
12. Roel Martinez – “No Voy A Olvidarte”
13. Mia – “Lost In The Middle Of Nowhere”
14. Stevie D – “El Primer Tonto”
15. Texas Latino – “Buscare Un Amor”
16. Rebecca Valadez – “Que Nadie Sepa Mi Sufrir”
17. Gary Hobbs – “Lo Que Amo”
18. Las Fenix – “Un Traguito De Tequila”
19. Linda Escobar – “La Revancha”
20. Los Desperadoz – “Bling”
The Tejano Gold Countdown Top 20 is based on data provided by National Hispanic Syndicated Radio, LLC., comprised of data from Mediabase, reporting stations and select online radio stations.
VMB Music Group released the cover art for “Ay Amor” on Wednesday, the lead single for La Tropa F from their upcoming album “Preservando Nuestra Cultura.”
Tejano Nation caught up with the award-winning band at the Tejano Unites For Cancer Benefit last month and Jesse Farias Jr. shared details on the upcoming album scheduled for release in early 2020.
“The name of the CD is called ‘La Tropa F – Preservando Nuestra Cultura’,” he said. “Preserving our culture, basically. We took it back, did a lot of old school stuff, kind of keep Tejano and our sound going with the new generation.”
“Ay Amor” will be available at all digital music platforms on Nov. 22 and is hardcore Tejano, according to Farias.
La Tropa F wants to instill Tejano culture into the next generation of Tejanos.
“Keep your kids involved, this is our heritage, this is our culture, this where we grew up at, Conjunto, Tejano music,” Farias said. “It’s good to keep the kids involved because they are the future, they are the next generation. That’s what it is, that’s what we’re trying to do, just keep everybody involved.”
Ilyssa is ready to make a comeback to the Tejano music scene with a new album and the singer released her latest single, “¿Qué Hago?”, for radio airplay on Wednesday.
The track was produced by Severo “Sevy” Contreras and is the third single from Ilyssa’s highly-anticipated new album.
“I’m excited about all the different songs we’re putting on the CD because it’s kind of like a journey of basically what I’ve been through for the past year,” Ilyssa told Tejano Nationin a recent interview. “I’m getting to be really involved with Slack Monster Studios and involved with picking the songs and I love working with Sevy, Severo Contreras, and he’s taken a lot of my ideas into consideration. So that’s what I’m excited about for this CD, is a lot of me has gone into it.”
Ilyssa made a splash in the Tejano music scene in 2010 with her debut album Estoy Contigo, which spawned a couple of hit singles, including the title track and “Te Amo.” The album’s success garnered her a nomination as Best New Female Artist at the 2011 Tejano Music Awards.
The singer took a short break from singing in order to pursue her college degree from the University of Texas-Pan American, followed by a career in teaching.
“¿Qué Hago?” will be available soon at all digital music platforms, but you can get a first listen on the new track below.
Elida Reyna Y Avante add another accolade to their resume winning a Latin GRAMMY for Best Tejano Album with ‘Colores’ on Thursday in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The award was handed out during the Latin GRAMMYs Premiere show, a live online broadcast before the televised broadcast on Univision.
Reyna accepted the group’s second Latin GRAMMY award thanking the Latin Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (LARAS), record label Freddie Records, manager Adrian Gallegos, and publicist Norma Duran. She also thanked her fans and her husband of eight years and Avante bandleader Lalo Reyna III.
“You have always supported us during 25 years of experience in music,” Elida said during her speech. “We want to thank you for always believing in us and once again for the fans who have supported us.”
This is the second Latin GRAMMY win for Elida Reyna Y Avante. The group won Best Tejano Album for their album “Fantasia” in 2010.
Austin-based Tejanomusic artist Mia released her much-anticipated-winter single, “Bidi Bidi Bom Bom” on Nov. 15.
The track pays tribute to the wildly popular and beloved original recorded by the late Selena Quintanilla-Perez while adding Mia’s own signature sound and voice.
Inspired by Selena’s bandmate and sister Suzette Quintanilla’s spoken liner notes for Selena’s “Amor Prohibido” album, Mia’s updated interpretation retains the fun, bubbly, and catchy nature of Selena’s original recording that continues to appeal to listeners of all ages 25 years after it first hit the airwaves.
Mia’s reboot of “Bidi Bidi Bom Bom” was produced by her manager and father Chris Garcia of AIM Records and co-produced by three-time Grammy Award winner Sunny Sauceda of Solstice Records. The vocals were directed and recorded with David L. Garza at 180 Studios in Schertz, Texas, and the production was mixed and mastered by two-time Grammy Award winner Tony Gonzalez. Coincidentally, Gonzalez worked with Selena and was also present in the studio when she recorded the original version of the song. Studio musicians included Diego Garcia of Pete Astudillo & Tekno Mex on guitar and 14-year-old Edwardo Perez Jr. on accordion.
Latin Grammy Award winner James Galvez, who was instrumental in establishing Mia’s original sound, says “Mia is an incredibly talented young lady. Not only can she deliver an amazing performance on her own original music material; she does an incredible job interpreting and performing ‘Bidi Bidi Bom Bom’ by the one and only Selena! I am very proud of Mia, and I am very impressed with her diverse skills and talent. The production value applied to Mia’s new video is awesome! Congratulations to Mia and everyone involved on this project! Very impressive!”
Remaking a classic recording by an icon like Selena is a daunting task, and the team took special care to ensure that it was done respectfully and correctly. Garcia made sure to get the blessing of Selena’s father Abraham Quintanilla and to secure the proper licensing for the project through Warner Chappell Music.
A fun-filled music video accompanies the single release of “Bidi Bidi Bom Bom.” Filmed and edited Ryan Bazan and produced by Chris and Yuli Garcia the video was filmed in Pflugerville and San Antonio with kids and teens from all over Central Texas. The visual includes scenes and imagery honoring Selena’s memory, like Alan Calvo’s Selena mural, and employs the same kind of upbeat and positive energy that was one of the most endearing qualities of the late singer. Also featured in the video is the recently-released Perez Pepper Sauce, a brand new hot sauce from Selena’s widower Chris Perez.
Mia, who earned international recognition for winning the Tejano Music Award in the Best New Artist – Female category in 2018, is currently working on recording the lead single from her forthcoming sophomore album, which will be produced by Latin Grammy Award winner Lorenzo “Papo” Banda and Chris Garcia. Her album will be mixed and mastered by Tony Gonzalez, along with guest artists and a seasoned, award-winning production team. Mia will also be a presenter at this year’s 39th Annual Tejano Music Awards.
For more information about Mia, visit miamusictx.com and follow her adventures, including her hobbies like karate, gymnastics and horseback riding, in addition to being an aspiring musician.
Her music, including her debut album, “ La Reina Del Mundo,” is available on CD and on all digital platforms including iTunes, GooglePlay, Spotify, Tidal and Amazon Music.
The 39th Annual Tejano Music Awards show Saturday night started with a splash from the spirited, sexy Magali Delarosa and a dancing-in-the-aisles jam from DJ Kane. Then, the new artist winners were named with Anjelique sweeping Best New Female Vocalist and Best New Group with Sweet City Band.
Young Tristan Ramos, at 13, becomes one of the youngest winners in Tejano history taking Best New Male Artist. The Midland, Texas native said he was nervous during an interview exclusively with Tejano Nation before the awards show.
More winners, performers, and interviews to come from the 39th annual Tejano Music Awards in San Antonio, Texas.
Lucky Joe performs at 39th annual Tejano Music Awards in San Antonio, Texas on Nov. 16, 2019. | Photo: Mariaelena Arocha
The 39th Annual Tejano Music Awards at the Scottish Rite Auditorium in downtown San Antonio, Texas on Saturday was another special night for the Tejano industry, fueled by powerful performances from some of Tejano’s top artists and some unlikely sources.
Tejano superstar Shelly Lares wowed with her emotional rendition of “Devuelveme el Corazon,” from her latest album “Obra de Amor.” Then, in a moving duet, Best New Female Artist and Best New Group Winner Anjelique of the Sweet City Band joined Lares onstage for “Yo Te Extranare,” a song nominated in the Best Collaboration category. That honor went to “Sol, Arena, Ron y Mas,” from Stefani Montiel, DJ Kane and Gabriel Zavala. (More on Montiel’s performance later.) Stay connected to Tejano Nation for our interview with Stefani, Zavala and a special appearance from the inspiration behind “La Comadre,” a song nominated for Song of the Year. This year’s Song of the Year winner was Lares with “Devuelveme el Corazon.”
Another outstanding performer came all the way from the Netherlands, Dwayne Verheyden, an accordionist and vocalist mentored by one of the best — legendary Tex-Mex global ambassador Flaco Jimenez. Verheyden impressed with his Spanish singing, accordion skills and rounded off his performance with an ode to both Flaco and his own culture with the tri-lingual polka, “En El Cielo No Hay Cerveza,” sung in English, Spanish and Dutch, and recorded by Jimenez.
Lucky Joe, who won Best Male Vocalist and Best Tejano Album for “Tu Principe,” also put on a memorable performance that showed off his versatile voice. You can catch his interview with Tejano Nation coming shortly. While his mariachi-style duet, “Desechable,” with Elida Reyna, who won Female Vocalist of the Year adding to her most
Lucky Joe performs at 39th Tejano Music Awards
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Stefani Montiel, a crowd favorite, once again dominated the TMA stage. Montiel, who for years has proven her strength as a live performer, can sing, dance and get the crowd pumped up, showed she can still steal the show with the strength of her vocals and charisma as a performer. Her lively show included a medley from her Best Tejano nominated album, “Amor Supernatural,” which included “Un Momentito Mas,” “Extrano Tu Amor,” “Lo Saben,” “Sol, Arena, Ron y Mas,” and “La Comadre.” Montiel, donned a super-sexy, short, shiny black outfit, fitted with a black sheer train that she later removed to showcase her dance moves and spins while wearing thigh-high silver high-heeled boots.
Stefani Montiel performs at 39th Tejano Music Awards
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Other Tejano Music Award winners included Best Conjunto Album to Da Krazy Pimpz for “Krazy Mania,” who spoke with Tejano Nation before the show. Tejano Nation also caught up with Sunny Sauceda who won Entertainer of the Year. Stay tuned to Tejano Nation for these interviews, photos and much more!
Full list of winners at 39th annual Tejano Music Awards
Entertainer of the Year: Sunny Sauceda
Male Vocalist of the Year: Carlos Rodriguez, Carlos Y Los Cachorros J Angel Cantu, La Fiebre Jimmy Gonzalez Lucky Joe –Winner! Michael Salgado
Female Vocalist of the Year Crystal Torres Elida Reyna – Winner! Isabel Marie Stefani Montiel Stephanie Lynn
Best Collaboration of the Year “Desechable” – Lucky Joe + Elida Reyna “One More Light” – Carlos Y Los Cachorros + Anissa Renee “Sol, Arena, Ron Y Mar” – Stefani Montiel + Zavala + DJ Kane– Winner! “Streets of Bakersfield” – Jorge Moreno + Ram Herrera + David Lee Garza “Yo Te Extrañaré” – Anjelique + Shelly Lares
Tejano Album of the Year “Amor Supernatural” – Stefani Montiel “Colores” – Elida Reyna Y Avante “La Vida En Un Hilo” – Michael Salgado “Porque Todavia Te Quiero” – Jimmy Gonzalez Y Grupo Mazz “Tu Principe” – Lucky Joe – Winner!
Conjunto Album of the Year “Diferente” – Tony ‘Tigre’ Saenz Y La Rosa de Oro “Iniciando Tejunto” – Grupo Anaya “Krazymania” – Da Krazy Pimpz – Winner! “Nueva Vida” – Ruben De La Cruz “The Reunion” – Carlos Maldonaldo Y Grupo Fuerte
Song of the Year “Devuelveme Corazon” – Shelly Lares – Winner! “La Comadre” – Stefani Montiel “Porque Todavia Te Quiero” – Jimmy Gonzalez Y Grupo Mazz “Suavecito” – Elida Reyna Y Avante “Tu Principe” – Lucky Joe
Video of the Year: Anjelique – “Amigos” Joey Martinez – “Ay Que Chula” La Calma – “Perdoname” Sarah Monique – “Esta Noche Te Olvido” Savannah Votion – “Loca Peligrosa” featuring Zavala – Winner!
Best New Male Artist of the Year Daniel Lopez, Daniel Lopez Y Grupo Aventura Ismael Gutierrez, Ismael Gutierrez Y Su Pasion del Norte Ray Ray, Ray Ray de Los Agues Ricky Guzman III, Ricky Guzman and The Allstars Tristan Ramos – Winner!
Best New Female Artist of the Year Aisha Anjelique, Anjelique and the Sweet City Band – Winner! Liz Garcia Sarah Monique Veronique Medrano, Veronique and the Puro Party Band
Best New Group of the Year Anjelique and The Sweet City Band – Winner! Daniel Lopez Y Grupo Aventura Ricky Guzman and The Allstars Tristan Ramos and The Band Veronique and The Puro Party Band
The crooner spoke with Tejano Nation correspondent Veronique Medrano about his career spanning almost six decades with Gilbert Rodriguez and the Bluenotes. He also spoke about his iconic restaurant on San Antonio’s westside and much more.
Da Krazy Pimpz at the 2019 Tejano Music Awards red carpet in San Antonio, Texas on Nov. 16. | Photo: Celestina Medina / Tejano Nation
Da Krazy Pimpz earned the Best Conjunto Album of the Year at the 2019 Tejano Music Awards on Nov. 16 in San Antonio and the group spoke to Tejano Nation about the award and much more.
The quartet from Eagle Pass, Texas spoke to Tejano Nation correspondent Sylvia Carrizales about the nominated album “Krazymanzia,” their recently released 12th album “El Baile Se Encendio,” their unique “Puro Pimpin’ Style” and much more.
Sunny Sauceda at the 39th annual Tejano Music Awards | Photo: Munoz Snapshots
Sunny Sauceda was honored with Entertainer of the Year at the 39th annual Tejano Music Awards on Nov. 16 in San Antonio, Texas and he spoke with Tejano Nation before the show and his performance at the dance afterward.
The singer and musician spoke with Tejano Nation reporter Sylvia Carrizales about his performance at the TMA dance, reuniting with the family of musicians in Tejano music and much more.
Tristan Ramos and The Band at the 39th annual Tejano Music Awards in San Antonio, Texas on Nov. 16, 2019. | Photo: Celestina Medina / Tejano Nation
Tristan Ramos was awarded Best New Male Artist at the 39th annual Tejano Music Awards on Nov. 16 in San Antonio, Texas at the Scottish Rite Theatre.
The 13-year-old accordionist and singer from Midland, Texas spoke to Tejano Nation correspondent Veronique about the debut album that earned him the win, his brain surgery last year and what he has planned for future projects.
Lucky Joe (center) at the 39th annual Tejano Music Awards in San Antonio, Texas on Nov. 16, 2019. | Photo: Celestina Medina / Tejano Nation
Lucky Joe was a multiple award winner at the 39th annual Tejano Music Awards on Saturday (Nov. 16) picking up Male Vocalist of the Year and Best Tejano Album for “Tu Principe.”
The singer and musician spoke to Tejano Nation reporter Sylvia Carrizales about the Tejano Music Awards, Latin Grammy nomination, upcoming album and more.
Tortilla Factory’s Alfredo Guerrero and Lia G on the Tejano Music Awards red carpet in San Antonio, Texas on Nov. 16. | Photo: Munoz Snapshots
Tortilla Factory debuted the new era of the legendary band during a performance at the 39th annual Tejano Music Awards in San Antonio on Nov. 16.
Alfredo Antonio Guerrero, son of original bandleader Tony “Ham” Guerrero, spoke to special Tejano Nation correspondent Veronique Medrano about the next generation of Tortilla Factory that includes new co-lead vocalist Lia G. The group shared details on the upcoming tribute album planned to honor the original band that started almost five decades ago.
Maria Y Cien Grados covers “Nuestro Amor” to honor Maria’s grandparents with the group’s latest single release.
The song is something different for the Austin, Texas-based group. “Nuestro Amor” is an old school Tejano song that was recorded in the memory of Maria’s grandparents, a song the couple recorded in the 1970s.
Maria’s version features production from Mario Vigil and the unique sound of the band.
Veronique Medrano performs at the 2018 Tejano Music Awards Fan Fair. Courtesy photo.
Thousands of Tejano music fans from across the country travel to Historic Market Square in downtown San Antonio for the Tejano music event of the year, Tejano Music Awards Fan Fair, and organizers announced 2020 dates, artist registration and hotel info on Tuesday.
“We are happy to announce that Marriott San Antonio will be one of our official hotel sponsors for this year’s 2020 Tejano Music Awards Fan Fair scheduled for March 12th, 13th, 14th & 15th 2020,” Tejano Music Awards announced via social media.
Band registration for Tejano Music Awards Fan Fair 2020 is available now at TejanoMusicAwards.com, the deadline is December 30, 2019, at midnight.
Hotel registration with 2020 Tejano Music Awards Fan Fair rates at Courtyard Marriot Market Square, located at 600 S. Santa Rosa, is available at Marriot.com.
The four-day event runs from 12:00 noon to 11:00pm each night and will showcase over 150 bands from across the U.S. to include Arizona, California, Colorado, New Mexico, Florida, and of course Texas. The TMA Fan Fair draws over 120,000 die-hard fans each year and offers an up-close and personal atmosphere with live music on five stages featuring emerging acts and top established performers as well as surprise guest performances.
The family-oriented event has plenty of traditional food, beverage and vendor booths as well as Tejano Music merchandise. Fans will get exclusive access to their favorite artists participating in the special autograph sessions.
