Fierro HD has expanded its reach to Houston solidifying its brand as the Texas Tejano Station. Fierro HD launched on Nov. 13 on KLOL 101.1 HD2.

The Houston frequency is an extension of Entercom’s Fierro HD brand that launched on KMVK 107.5 HD2 three years ago in Dallas, Texas, which is home to the Bo & Jon Morning Show and airs weekdays from 6 a.m. to noon on Fierro HD. The duo, J.D. “Bo Leo” Gonzalez and Jonny Ramirez, spent many years together in San Antonio hosting the morning show on Tejano radio station KXTN 107.5 FM.

Veteran Houston and Tejano radio personality Bo Corona will be the on-air host from noon-5 p.m weekdays. He was previously with Super Tejano 108, which later became KQQK Tejano 106.5 FM.

“It’s the first and one of its kind because what we’re doing is we’re covering the state of Texas,” Corona told Houston TV station ABC 13. “I don’t think they realize how big the Tejano audience is and now it’s getting bigger and better.”

The station will air classic Tejano mixed with today’s “Puro Tejano” hits and can also be heard online at FierroHD.radio.com and the Radio.com app.

Tejano Nation fans can also hear “Tejano Nation News” and “Tejano Nation Radio” on Fierro HD.

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You may remember the iconic scene from the movie “Selena” when Chris Perez added hot sauce to his pizza, now the guitarist has launched his own signature hot sauce, Perez Pepper Sauce.

Perez and partner John Gomez worked with CaJohns Fiery Foods to develop a blend of premium peppers, spices, and ingredients to develop a balance of flavor and fire.

“It is an original recipe and the reviews have been amazing,” Perez told SALive.com. “I couldn’t be happier.”

The hot sauce debuted at an event in San Antonio on Nov. 16, where the sauce quickly sold out.

“The secret is to not make it too hot at this point, eventually I want to make another one that’s hotter,” Perez added. “This is something I want to explore further, different flavors, different products. I’m a barbecue kind of guy, so rubs, things like that.”

Perez made an appearance on the lifestyle television show “SA Live” on Tuesday to promote his new sauce and share recipes for dips, marinades and more featuring his signature sauce.

Perez Pepper Sauce is currently available at Cajohns.com for $8.00.

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Stephanie Lynn is working on a comeback to Tejano music and the Tejano R.O.O.T.S. Hall of Fame singer shared details with Tejano Nation at the 39th annual Tejano Music Awards in San Antonio, Texas on Nov. 16.

Stephanie Lynn spoke to Tejano Nation reporter Sylvia Carrizales about her nomination for Female Vocalist of the Year, the revamped stripped-down ballad version of her hit song “Ojos Para Ti” with Grupo Stampede and much more.

RELATED: Stephanie Lynn premieres music video for ‘Ojos Para Ti’ ballad version

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The lead singer of Severo y Grupo Fuego, New Mexico native Severo Martinez, exudes a passion and charisma that comes through in his vocals, and the single, “Me Tienes Loco,” the first from the group’s upcoming studio release, “Pura Vida,” is no exception.

The up-tempo cumbia, an original song from the band, was made for dancing and Martinez’ exuberant singing encourages listeners to get off their feet.

“Me Tienes Loco” talks about how love’s intensity can drive you “loco, loco,” but does so in an upbeat, fun style. Martinez sings with emotion, and as his website shows, he performs with just as much energy and enthusiasm. (Visit www.severoygrupofuego.com to see Severo y Grupo Fuego’s 2018 performance of “Despacito” as part of NBA’s Noche Latina during the Denver Nuggets halftime show.)

Listen to the catchy cumbia about going crazy in love and look forward to the 2020 album release of Severo y Grupo Fuego’s “Pura Vida.”

Severo Y Grupo Fuego — “Me Tienes Loco”

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Savannah Votion has added veteran musicians to her band as she prepares amazing performances for 2020, according to a press release.

The singer, who won Video of the Year for “Loca Peligrosa” featuring Zavala at the Tejano Music Awards this past week, fills her band with not only veteran musicians but Tejano R.O.O.T.S. Hall of Famers.

New members include guitarist and Hall of Famer Lazaro “Les” Martinez, bassist Pedro Rodriguez, accordionist Johnny Arocha, drummer and percussionist Duran Burmea, and Hall of Famer musician and producer Eric “E-Rock” Avalos.

“As the year comes to an end we are happy to announce she has united with veteran musicians,” said the press release. “With years of combined experience, this is definitely a show you don’t want to miss.”

Savannah is currently working on a new single with producer Gabriel Zavala and Acmed Tuesta to follow-up the smash hit “Loca Peligrosa.”

Her newly formed band will make their debut at the Que Pasa Lounge at the Kickapoo Lucky Eagle Casino in Eagle Pass, Texas on Nov. 22 and is preparing for upcoming shows in 2020. For booking information and performance inquiries, contact booksavannah@gmail.com or eric@themusicvaultrecording.com.

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Grupo Stampede has been a part of the Tejano music scene for 24 years and the group is planning a new album in 2020.

The Dallas, Texas-based band spoke to Tejano Nation correspondent and singer Veronique Medrano at the 39th annual Tejano Music Awards about the album scheduled for February 2020 release, the recent collaboration with Hall of Fame singer Stephanie Lynn and much more.

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Ilyssa Saenz is ready to make a comeback with a brand new album and the singer shared details on her latest single, “¿Qué Hago?”, upcoming disc and more.

The singer 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 vocalist has dropped three singles over the past year, “Ayer” featuring David Lee Garza, “Hasta Cuando,” and the latest “¿Qué Hago?” released last week. Now she’s ready for a full album.

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.

Ilyssa tells Tejano Nation host and singer Veronique Medrano about the long-awaited album, her passion for music and teaching, and much more.

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From the first brassy strains of the romantic, danceable “Linda Hermosa,” this truly Tejano sound from Henry G. Lozano y Los Bandoleros will sweep you off your feet with its upbeat polka tempo led by the rich, full vocals of Lozano.

The beautiful lyrics, written and delivered by the more-than-capable songwriter and vocalist, will capture your heart, too, as the singer woos the woman of his dreams, inviting her to experience a love that she will never forget.

“Linda Hermosa” is best described as totally Tejano but performed in the unique sound that only Henry G y Los Bandoleros can deliver. The song will leave you wanting to hear more.

Henry G Y Los Bandoleros — “Linda Hermosa”

Song producers include Javier Villarreal and Frank (Panchito) Villarreal with music by Villarreal. Background vocals were sung by Marco A. Jaime Sr.

Lozano, a Tejano R.O.O.T.S. Hall of Famer, goes by Henry G, in honor of his grandfather, Leandro Guerrero, who inspired him to follow his musical dreams.

Stay connected to Tejano Nation for a review of Henry G’s upcoming single release set for December, titled, “Mi Unico Amor.”

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When Dee Burleson, half of Tejano music’s most well-known showbands of the genre’s heyday, Culturas (along with Delia Gonzales), stepped in front of Tejano Nation cameras at the 39^th Annual Tejano Music Awards on Nov. 16, we had to ask the question.

Is he making a musical return to the Tejano industry?

Sadly for Tejano music, his answer, after repeated questioning, was, “No.”

While the charismatic and strong, versatile-voiced Burleson still has the chops, he made it clear that from his home in Denver, Colo., he is content with his participation in collaborations with Tejano artists.

So while he is not returning to Tejano music as a solo artist, fans can currently enjoy Burleson on the three collaborations that include: “Dile, Dile” with Calle Seis; “Hey Baby, Que Paso!,” a remake of the Texas Tornadoes classic with Roel Martinez from his “Soñador de Amor” album, also featuring Billy O’Rourke of David Lee Garza Y Los Musicales; and an upcoming duet with Marcus Daniels.

Burleson also spoke about feeling at home being back at the 2019 Tejano Music Awards and he even teased us a bit with a musical shout-out to Tejano Nation fans.

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• Dee Burleson talks Tejano comeback, collaborations and memories at 2019 TMAs
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Erika Renee released her debut single “Tu Chaparrita” earlier this month and the newcomer shared details on the original single and much more with Tejano Nation.

The singer and songwriter shares details on her decision to start a career in Tejano Music, working on her debut album and much more with Tejano Nation special correspondent Veronique Medrano at the 39th annual Tejano Music Awards in San Antonio, Texas on Nov. 16.

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Stefani Montiel, known for her exhilarating performances, polished vocal power, and breathtaking outfits, once again proved at this year’s 39^th annual Tejano Music Awards why she’s such a crowd favorite.

Montiel arrived like a vision on the 2019 TMA Red Carpet in a silver, sparkly gown and crowned with a golden halo-like headdress inspired by her album, “Amor Supernatural,” which was nominated for Best Tejano Album. The nomination was one of four for Montiel, who was also nominated for Female Vocalist of the Year, Best Collaboration and Song of the Year for “La Comadre.” (“La Comadre” herself made a special appearance along with Montiel and her band.)

Montiel won Best Collaboration for “Sol, Arena, Ron y Mar,” which featured Gabriel Zavala and DJ Kane.

During her interview with Tejano Nation before the awards show, Montiel thanked her “amazing group of musicians,” her fans, and even gave us a sneak peek of her performance that night saying it would start off slow and then end with a bang, including special guests and a medley of hits from “Amor Supernatural.”

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The return of Joe Lopez to performing on stage is a step closer, according Monterrey Music, the singer’s new record label and his official Facebook page.

The social media post on the official Grupo Mazz de Joe Lopez Facebook page said, “The time has come! In December you have to get your boots and hats #TheRoadBegins #SiempreMazz.” Monterrey Music posted a similar message on Twitter.

Another post said, “Follow our path. Very soon the Tejano music of el Grupo Mazz de Joe Lopez in your city.”

Music venues across the state of Texas have also taken to social media to post when the singer will be performing with his new band, who are currently in rehearsals and have recorded three new songs for Joe Lopez.

According to social media, a few dates have been scheduled for the return of Joe Lopez including Robstown, Texas on December 14 and Palmview, Texas on December 21.

RELATED: Joe Lopez preparing to make a return to music

Lopez was a part of legendary Grupo Mazz, one of the most popular groups in Tejano music, recording hit songs “No Te Olvidare,” “Estupido Romantico,” “Ven Devorame Otra Vez”, “Que Me Lleven Canciones,” and many more.

The singer was paroled in March 2018 after he served 12 years of his 32-year prison sentence for multiple sex offenses involving his 13-year-old niece. The singer has always maintained his innocence and is working towards exoneration.

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The family of Los Musicales saxophonist Oscar “Wow-wee” Montemayor is asking for monetary donations after the musician suffered a “traumatic life-changing event” in August.

The GoFundMe page set up by Montemayor’s daughter Edith Montemayor Niño says the veteran musician is still receiving treatment and has a long road to recovery ahead.

“He developed more issues at the hospital that could have been prevented,” said the GoFundMe page. “Still at this time it is undetermined when he will be able to go back to work. I, Edith Montemayor Niño, have had to see my Dad put aside his musical career and shaved ice business in order to assure proper recovery. Due to the injuries, he is needing full-time care. Mom (Velma Montemayor) had to step away from her Job to become that person.”

The family is reaching out to fans, friends, and family the help Montemayor, “Donations of any amount are greatly appreciated. Thank you all for being supportive during this time.”

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Carlos y Los Cachorros stopped by for an interview with Tejano Nation just before the 39th annual Tejano Music Awards and spoke about their nominations, the band’s musical evolution and their appreciation for their fans.

Carlos Rodriguez, accordionist/lead vocalist of CYLC, was nominated this year for Male Vocalist of the Year and the group was nominated for Collaboration of the Year for “One More Light,” a duet with Anissa Renae.

Rodriguez talked about how CYLC’s sound has developed from when the group first entered the industry as teens back in 1996.

“Our style of music, it just depends what year you go back to,” Rodriguez said. “If we start at the beginning, Carlos y Los Cachorros, when we started in 1996, at that time, the styles were hot like Jaime y Los Chamacos, Albert Zamora. It was very aggressive on the accordion conjunto style.”

Rodriguez spoke about how the entrance of the powerhouse group, Intocable, onto the scene created a more Regional Mexican feel that led CYLC to adapt their sound.

“Our style falls in with anybody who likes accordion y bajo sexto,” Rodriguez said. “It’s got a blend of everything we like from 80’s rock-and-roll to cumbia to ranchera. You name it, we play it all.”

Rodriguez said the group plays a fusion that offers something for everyone.

He ended the interview with words for CYLC fans.

“We want to send a shout out to all the fans out there,” Rodriguez said. “We want to thank you for supporting our music. Thank you for being with us in the roughest of times and the best of times.”  

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• Carlos Y Los Cachorros on 2019 TMA noms, group’s musical evolution + more [VIDEO]
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• Stefani Montiel shares ‘supernatural’ outfit inspiration, gives peek at TMA performance in pre-show interview
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Looking sleek in matching black jackets and cowboy hats, Grupo Mettal introduced themselves to the Tejano industry at the 39th annual Tejano Music Awards.

The group spoke about their new single, “Mientras Te Olvido,” and announced the release of their new album on Dec. 7, 2019.

The group, from Cotulla, Texas, described the upcoming album as “powerful” and said their style is best categorized as Regional Mexican.

Find the group on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/GrupoMettalOfficial/ and on Instagram at mettal.official.

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Carlos P Garcia earned the title of Tejano Idol in 2018 and the singer shared details on that experience, his latest music releases and much more with Tejano Nation.

The Laredo native released his debut single, “Vete Ya,” in December 2018. Now, the singer plans for the release of his latest single, “Perdóname,” a cover of the 1999 hit song from Pepe Aguilar. Garcia revealed plans for the future and much more with Tejano Nation correspondent Veronique Medrano in an exclusive interview at the 39th annual Tejano Music Awards in San Antonio, Texas earlier this month.

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Anjelique is riding high after her two wins at the 2019 Tejano Music Awards earlier this month for Best New Female and Best New Group with her Sweet City Band, now she is already working on her next album.

The singer from Sweetwater, Texas shared details on the upcoming album, her TMA wins and much more during an interview with Tejano Nation radio affiliate La Voz 93.3 in Abilene, Texas on Monday.

“We’re stepping it up again,” Anjelique said. “We’re going to be bringing in Isaac, my son who has written some songs and we’re going to do traditional sound plus a more modern Tejano sound and we’re going to see if we can have them make a baby.”

Listen to the full interview with Anjelique and La Voz 93.3 morning show hosts Pete Garcia and Superman below.

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• DJ Kane undergoing major surgery, says ‘health is very important’
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Minutes before they stepped on stage, the anticipation and excitement built up among the members of La Fiebre, one of the most influential groups during the peak of Tejano music in the 1990s.

It was hard to tell who was more pumped for this special live performance, the screaming fans or the musicians who joined together again after several years to recreate the musical magic like only they could.

The “Pride of Pasadena” was reunited with former lead vocalist Pete Espinoza during a show at Herrera’s Tejano Night Club in Houston on Nov. 23. Espinoza was filling for current lead vocalist J Angel Cantu, who is recovering from recent surgery.

Watch this sneak preview captured for your exclusive viewing pleasure by Tejano Nation multimedia journalist Juan Morin, as the band eases into the intro for one of their most memorable hits, “El Amor Se Acaba.”

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• DJ Kane undergoing major surgery, says ‘health is very important’
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• Anjelique shares details on TMA wins, next album + more [AUDIO]
• Carlos P Garcia on Tejano Idol, new music + more [VIDEO]
• Grupo Mettal on new single, upcoming album + more [VIDEO]

DJ Kane is undergoing major surgery, that’s according to a message he shared via social media early Tuesday morning.

The crooner shared a photo of himself in a hospital gown wearing his signature shades with the caption, “Prolly the coolest guy in the hospital. Hehe …..well…my final surgery…coming sooner than I thought…then I will share my journey that I overcame that I have not shared with you guys yet…well it’s not over yet…I have one more major surgery.”

DJ Kane added a message for fans to take care of their health, “My people’s please take care of yourselves your health is very important as you get older it catches up to you. I’m learning it the hard way.”

The former Kumbia Kings lead vocalist was hospitalized back in March after suffering severe abdominal pain. He revealed a diagnosis of diverticulitis, the infection or inflammation of pouches that can form in your intestines.

“It’s severe pain that comes in thru your intestines,” DJ Kane said in March. “They said I’m gonna have to get surgery by a GI doctor, which will be this week.”

The Tejano R.O.O.T.S. Hall of Fame singer recently performed at the 2019 Tejano Music Awards in San Antonio, Texas, on Nov. 16, and was also awarded Collaboration of the Year for “Sol, Arena, Ron y Mas” with Stefani Montiel and Gabriel Zavala.

Tejano Nation will have details on DJ Kane’s surgery and recovery as more information becomes available.

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• DJ Kane undergoing major surgery, says ‘health is very important’
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Stephanie Lynn celebrated the 25th anniversary of her hit “Ojos Para Ti” with the recent release of a sultry ballad version featuring Grupo Stampede. She is poised for another comeback in 2020 as she works on new material.

The Tejano ROOTS Hall of Fame singer spoke about her life and music career, personal setbacks including prison and drug addiction and much more in a candid interview with the Cruz Control with AC Cruz Podcast.

Listen to the full interview with Stephanie Lynn on the latest episode of the Cruz Control with AC Cruz Behind The Mic podcast below. Hear previous episodes and get more details at CruzControlWithACCruz.com.

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• Stephanie Lynn talks music career, personal setbacks in candid interview [PODCAST]
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• Carlos P Garcia on Tejano Idol, new music + more [VIDEO]