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Veronique Medrano, a six-time Tejano Music Awards nominee, born and raised in Brownsville, Texas, has been selected to sing the national anthem and perform a few songs from her new album at the San Antonio Rampage “Chimuelos” game on December 27.

Veronique, an avid supporter of the San Antonio hockey team, is elated to finally be able to combine her love of Tejano and hockey into one bow this holiday season.

When asked why she wants to share her music this way versus other means, “I have a wonderful relationship with the folks at the San Antonio Rampage,” she said. “I’ve been to multiple games throughout the year that I’ve lived here in San Antonio and I really want others to see that we are celebrated in hockey. As an avid hockey fan, it’s an honor to have them not only pick me to sing the national anthem but to create an event like this just for the fans.”

Outside of a few posts on Twitter and a teaser photo here and there on other social media platforms and a teaser on her youtube “Vlogmas” video, this is the first that fans are hearing of new music to be released.

“This year has been full of surprises, but yes, to answer the question simply, there is new music coming out this year leading into the new year,” she said. “The record is one I wrote from start to finish and collaborated with Mike Torres III from La 45, the producer on my new record. We’re all gonna be saying Hola to 2020 y Adios to 2019.”

Come out with music artist Veronique Medrano and watch Chimuelos de San Antonio take on the Texas Stars! Tickets range from $15-$24 on https://groupmatics.events/event/puroparty or call Bo Molina at 210-444-5659. The event is for all ages.

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Latin Grammy-winning singer and convicted rapist Joe Lopez has been granted permission to return to Houston, Texas, to relaunch his career, even though he was originally excluded from the city his victim calls home.

Lopez was paroled in March 2018 after serving 12 years of a 20-year sentence for sexually assaulting his 13-year-old niece in 2004.

As part of the terms of his release, Lopez was ordered to register as a sex offender and remain outside Harris County, where his young relative lives.

However, the 69-year-old man now plans to organize his return with a concert with sold-out tickets in Houston at El Rodeo nightclub on December 13, after Texas Board of Pardons and Parole officials decided he could set foot in the area “for employment purposes only” citing his “satisfactory compliance with parole since his release,” according to spokesman Raymond Estrada.

“In making the decision, the parole panel reviewed his satisfactory compliance with parole since his release date of March 2018,” Estrada said. “Additionally, the board recognizes the importance of employment as being a critical component to successful re-entry for offenders, and if public safety is not compromised, we support such initiatives.”

The ruling, granted last week, has been heavily criticized by Andy Kahan, who represents Crime Stoppers Houston and has been a supporter of Lopez’s victim for years.

“To pick Harris County as your first choice when you could’ve gone anywhere in the state from our perspective sends a sinister and subliminal message,” Kahan told Fox 26 Houston. “To me, the message that this sends to sexual assault victims and any victim in the community is that your rights are circumvented by the rights of a convicted felon.”

Lopez is seen with members of his band Mazz that will perform in Houston, Texas on Dec. 13. | Photo: Grupo Mazz de Joe Lopez Facebook

López’s manager, Sandra Vallejo, insists that her client, who maintains her innocence, deserves to rebuild her life while seeking exoneration.

“For every person against him, there are three more who support him,” he said.

His lawyer, Allison Clayton, added: “Joe is eager to act again because he loves his fans so much.”

The Houston concert will mark the first on Lopez’s Freedom Tour.

Elida Reyna Y Avante will drop the official music video for their latest single “Dame De Ti” on Friday, Dec. 13 at noon CT.

The winners of Best Tejano Album for “Colores” at the Latin Grammys in November have been in the Legends Sound studio at Freddie Records in Corpus Christi, Texas working on their next album “Elida25”, an album celebrating the group’s 25 years in music.

A video teaser for the official music video for “Dame De Ti,” the lead single from the upcoming disc was released on Dec. 9.

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The full video will debut on the Freddie Records official YouTube channel at 12:00 pm CT on Dec. 13.

Late Latin music icon Selena was honored by an NBA player during a game between the Dallas Mavericks and Detroit Pistons in Mexico City on Thursday night.

Pistons guard Langston Galloway showed off purple kicks with the face of the “Queen of Cumbia” and her iconic Selena logo in white.

#DetroitBasketball @LangGalloway10 pays tribute to Selena in Mexico City! #NBAKicks #NBAMexicoCity pic.twitter.com/isjZdcrxQf
— NBA KICKS (@NBAKicks) December 13, 2019

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Galloway is known for wearing customs kicks since signing with shoe company Q4 Sports in 2017. He’s honored actors, animated figures, sports heroes and more.

Selena was murdered was killed by her fan club’s president, Yolanda Saldivar, on March 31, 1995, in Corpus Christi, Texas. She was a huge star not only in her native Texas but in many other countries including Mexico.

Joe Lopez will make his highly-anticipated return to the stage in Houston on December 13 and the first stop on his Freedom Tour will be streamed live.

“Don’t miss out tomorrow my big return to stage at my official page,” read a caption to a video posted on the page. “Follow the #FreedomTour from Houston, Texas through Facebook Live and share!”

This will be the first performance for Lopez since being paroled from prison in March 2018.

The Grammy-award winning singer’s career came to a halt in 2006 when he was convicted of raping his 13-year-old niece. He served 12 years of a 20-year prison sentence.

The 69-year-old singer is trying to relaunch his singing career with a sold-out performance Friday night at El Rodeo in Houston. He had to get approval from the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles for the event because of an original condition of his parole included not be allowed in Harris county, where the victim in his case lives.

That condition was modified recently solely for employment purposes, according to the Texas Board of Pardons and Parole, because of his satisfactory parole compliance since being released from prison.

“In making the decision, the parole panel reviewed his satisfactory compliance with parole since his release date of March 2018,” said Raymond Estrada, spokesperson for the Texas Board of Pardons and Parole. “Additionally, the board recognizes the importance of employment as being a critical component to successful re-entry for offenders, and if public safety is not compromised, we support such initiatives.”

Elida Reyna Y Avante released the official music video for their latest single “Dame De Ti” on Friday, Dec. 13 at noon CT.

The winners of Best Tejano Album for “Colores” at the Latin Grammys in November have been in the Legends Sound studio at Freddie Records in Corpus Christi, Texas working on their next album “Elida25”, an album celebrating the group’s 25 years in music.

A video teaser for the official music video for “Dame De Ti,” the lead single from the upcoming disc was released on Dec. 9. The full video premiered on the Freddie Records YouTube channel.

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When he first fell in love with Tejano music two years ago, San Marcos native David Beck, a musician/singer/songwriter, heard it from the best.

Beck saw Selena’s last televised performance Feb. 26, 1995 at the Houston Astrodome where she donned her now-famous purple outfit and belted out hits from her “Amor Prohibido” album.

“The songs were so good,” Beck said. “The production was so good and everyone was playing their butts off.”

Forever changed, Beck, a folk-indie-country artist who doesn’t speak Spanish, consumed all music of the Tejano genre and then put pen to paper.

“I loved the music so much that I started writing tunes in that style,” Beck said.

Beck released his album of Tejano music in English, “David Beck’s Tejano Weekend,” in late September. The disc is an unusual concept, but it works. His mix of rancheras and cumbias, backed by an accordion and led by his gifted, melodic voice, makes you want to dance a cumbia despite the language.

Now, Beck has teamed with Tejano music’s 2019 Entertainer of the Year Sunny Sauceda for a Christmas duet, which is a remake of Merle Haggard’s “If We Make it Through December.”

The two met through mutual musician friends in the industry and Sauceda said they had something else in common, too.

“He’s doing something that Tejas Records wanted me to do about 20 years ago is do Tejano music in English,” Sauceda said. “And that’s exactly what David Beck is doing, which I find so intriguing. His voice is so unique. He sings really pretty.”

Sauceda, who is currently recording a single with producers in Mexico, said he was excited about recording in English with a Texas music artist like Beck, which is a first for Sauceda.

Sauceda said it was fund recording the Christmas due with Beck and thinks Beck can bring a new demographic of fans to Tejano music from Anglo/Caucasian fans to Tejanos who don’t speak Spanish.

“He sheds light on our music via his platform,” Sauceda said. “I think that he brings that attention to us. I think that’s really important.”

“We have a lot of Tejano fans who don’t understand Spanish,” Sauceda added. “If they could understand it, I think it would make it a little more popular.”

Beck said he had a few naysayers who balked at his idea of singing Tejano music in English but said he couldn’t argue with how happy the music made him feel.

“I can’t argue with that,” Beck said. “The fans have been so great,” he added.

Beck describes Haggards’ “If We Make it Through December,” as a gritty life song that his father, also a musician played a lot when Beck was a child.

WATCH: David Beck + Sunny Sauceda – “If We Make It Through December”

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Joe Lopez announced his Freedom Tour and will perform on stage for the first time since being paroled from prison in March 2018.

Lopez will make his debut in Houston, Texas at El Rodeo Disco on Friday, December 13, 2019, followed by a show at Richard Borchard Fairgrounds in Robstown, Texas on Saturday, December 14.

More dates were announced for Lopez’s Freedom Tour by his new record label Monterrey Music via social media.

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The following dates have been added to the Freedom Tour through the end of December.

Saturday, Dec. 21, Buchanans Music Hall, Palmview, Texas

Friday, Dec. 27, Club Portal, Victoria, Texas

Saturday, Dec. 28, Southside Expo Hall & Pavillion, San Antonio, Texas

More dates are quickly being added to the Freedom Tour for 2020 including the Casablanca Event Center in Laredo, Texas, on Saturday, January 25. Another date is currently scheduled for Feb. 8 at La Hacienda Event Center in Midland, Texas.

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 20-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.

The latest release, “Extraño Tu Amor,” from Stefani Montiel’s “Amor Supernatural,” which was nominated for Best Tejano Album at the 39th annual Tejano Music Awards shows off her sweet, strong sound as she sings about missing her love.

The slow, emotional ranchera features the traditional Tejano style with brassy background and accordion and showcases Montiel at what she does best, belting out a powerful song while she maintains her smooth, beautiful sound.

“Today we released my last single of the decade ‘Extraño Tu Amor’,” Stefani posted via social media. “From the moment I heard this song it hit me right in the heart and I knew it was special…my hope is that you all think it is too!”

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The album “Amor Supernatural” features many dance and cumbia hits for which Montiel and her talented producer/collaborator Gabriel Zavala have become known. But the two get back to their Tejano roots with “Extraño Tu Amor.”

And everyone can relate to the pain and pleasure of which Montiel sings as she remembers a former love – and we soon find ourselves singing along.

Stefani Montiel – “Extraño Tu Amor”

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A journey that began over thirty years ago for the Quintanilla brothers has reunited them for the first time in 16 years. Anthony and Esteban, along with long-time Potente drummer Johnny Rodriguez, as well as JR DeLeon and Steven Cavazos, both former members of Kingsville-based group La Fe, form Eficaz.

This collaboration is a dynamic and versatile band with a unique sound. Featuring a variety of vocal stylings and venturing into different genres, Eficaz continues to improve upon an original sound that was established as a fan-favorite years ago.

During the 1990s, Potente, as they were formerly known, worked tirelessly to establish a regional, national, and international following. After having success with such hits as “Hombre Muerto,” “Quisiera Tener Alas,” “Me Haces Quererte Mas,” and “Linda Morenita,” Potente would disband for a brief period in 2000.

The Quintanilla brothers would once again come together for one final project under the name Potente, in 2003. Having each established life some 200 miles apart, they decided that the rigors of road life were too much to overcome.

Carlos Rodriguez owner of Discos Solcar had reached out to Anthony Quintanilla in 2016 and offered a record deal, but at the time Potente was not ready to return to the music scene.

In early 2019, Anthony told Rodriguez, “We’re ready.” Of course with the agreement that they would change their name to EFICAZ (Effective). The name change is a way of leaving everything in the past that contains good times and some bad times.

The band many knew as Potente is now more mature musically, vocally, and is definitely making that obvious with their new single “Historia De Amor” penned by Eduardo Anguiano, who has written songs for Lucky Joe, Siggno, Jay Perez and more.

Eficaz is finishing up their complete album and is set for release in February.

Out with the old and in with the new, EFICAZ!

Eficaz — “Historia De Amor”

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Zurdo Records labelmates Michael Salgado and Magali Delarosa team to record a duet of a holiday classic “Jingle Bell Rock” and dropped an official video.

“Every year we do a Christmas Song,” Salgado told Tejano Nation. “This year I wanted to do ‘Jingle Bell Rock’ with the help from Magali Delarosa to get everyone in the Christmas spirit, we hope you guys enjoy it!”

The visual for the duo’s version of the Christmas classic, originally recorded by Bobby Helms in 1957 and covered by many artists over the years, was filmed an directed by Mike Salgado, Jr.

“It was an amazing experience recording and making the video for ‘Jingle Bell Rock’,” Delarosa told Tejano Nation. “A duet with a legend like Michael Salgado was an honor. Merry Christmas!”

“Jingle Bell Rock” from Michael Salgado and Magali Delarosa is available now all major digital music platforms.

Michael Salgado + Magali Delarosa — “Jingle Bell Rock”

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Grupo Mettal shows off their diverse musical influences and ability to tackle any style with their latest release, “En Tus Brazos,” a haunting ranchera about a love that’s over but far from forgotten.

Accordionist and vocalist Elio Ramirez is a fan of San Marcos, Texas-based country group the Randy Rogers Band, and transformed one of the group’s early hits, “In My Arms Instead,” from a country music ballad into a soulful ranchera filled with longing and feeling. “En Tus Brazos” is accordion-driven and highlighted by Ramirez’ sad, powerful vocals.

The lyrics tell of a love that haunts a man’s mind as he longs for the love that he lost. The song shows off Ramirez accordion and vocal skills as well as his talent for taking a song that he loves from a different genre and adapting it into a song that best shows off the group’s Regional Mexican sound and style.

The single is an impressive release from the group’s debut album, which is now set for a Jan. 1, 2020 release date from Discos Solcar.

Mettal — “En Tus Brazos”

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Bobby Pulido at 2015 Tejano Music Awards in San Antonio, Texas. | Photo credit: Ryan Bazan

Bobby Pulido announced the birth of his fourth son via social media on Monday night (Dec. 16).

The 46-year-old singer captioned a photo of his wife Mariana Morales cradling his son just after birth, “Welcome to the world son. Thank you @dottis10 for making me feel new and enlightening my life with our son, Rodrigo Pulido Morales.”

The baby is the fourth child for the “Desvelado” singer, who has three older sons from a previous relationship. His oldest son Remy Pulido, known as “El Chico de Oro,” is also a musician and singer.

Pulido and Morales married in November 2018.

Cezar Martinez, the lead vocalist for legendary band David Lee Garza Y Los Musicales, was re-elected to the Robstown City Council on Tuesday (Dec. 17) in a run-off election.

“Thank you to everyone for re-electing me as your councilman and allowing me to serve this great city of ours,” Martinez announced his re-election via social media. “I will continue to be transparent and keep everyone informed and do what’s best for our community.”

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The 27-year-old singer will resume his role for City Council Place 5. He was elected to his first term in November 2017 with 55.72% of the vote.

Martinez has been the lead vocalist for Los Musicales since Thanksgiving of 2014. He is the featured vocalist on the band’s past three albums, “2715,” released in March 2015, “Una Noche a Tu Lado,” released in June 2016, and “Asi Es La Vida,” released September 2018.

San Antonio-based Conjunto accordionist Brenda Martinez released her debut album, “Favoritas De Mis Padres,” on Tuesday, December 17, 2019. In addition to the standard availability on all digital platforms and CD, the album is also available as a vinyl LP, a first for Conjunto for several decades.

“Favoritas De Mis Padres” is a collection of Conjunto tunes, paying homage to the classic instrumental albums of masters like Ruben Naranjo, Gilberto Perez, Flaco Jimenez and Ruben Vela, and is dedicated to her parents. The selections include polkas, a huapango, and a reimagined timeless bolero, all with the feel and vibe of old-school Conjunto. Produced by and released on Rancho Alegre Records, the album was recorded at Escalante Music in San Antonio and features Grammy Award winner Oscar Garcia on bajo sexto, bass and drums.

Martinez released “Lola,” the first single from the album in November 2019. In conjunction with the album release, the follow-up single is called “La Galleta (Cookie Polka).” “La Galleta” is an original polka, composed by Martinez herself, and draws heavily on her Conjunto roots on the west side of San Antonio, but adding a modern twist.

To celebrate the release of the record, the legendary Janie’s Record Shop is hosting a meet and greet on Saturday, December 21st from 1 to 3 p.m. at the store at 1012 Bandera Rd in San Antonio.

“Favoritas De Mis Padres” is also available for sale in CD and on vinyl LP online at shop.ranchoalegre.org and can be purchased and streamed on all digital platforms. For more information about Brenda Martinez, visit her website at brendamartinezmusic.com or follow her on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Crystal Torres releases her version of the classic holiday tune, “The Christmas Song,” just in time to add to your holiday playlist.

“Christmas time is my favorite time of year and I’ve always wanted to record a Christmas song,” Torres told Tejano Nation. “I think this song perfectly encompasses the beautiful feelings of this special time!”

The singer’s vision of the holiday track was brought to life by producer David L. Garza and features saxophonist Gabriel Pintor.

“I wanted to put a melancholy and emotional twist to it for those of us who miss certain loved ones at Christmas, and I think it turned out beautiful,” said Torres. “I hope fans like it as much as I enjoyed recording it.”

Torres plans to release an official music video for “This Christmas” on Christmas Day.

Crystal Torres — “The Christmas Song”

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The motivational, danceable ranchera, “Vive,” beautifully combines the powerful voices of up-and-coming vocalist Savannah Votion with top Tejano vocalist Stefani Montiel for a song that’s not just for women but anyone in need of inspiration.

Obviously, both women, who recently won awards at the 39th annual Tejano Music Awards, can sing a variety of styles, and together, their voices ignite the ranchera as they sing about living your life to the fullest and following your dreams.

Savannah V recently commented about what the song meant to her as well as the involvement of one of her longtime idols, Stefani.

“Vive is such a powerful message,” Savannah said. “I spoke with my producer (Gabriel) Zavala about a song I wanted for my daughter giving her advice on life and how to live in this crazy world.”

After Savannah recorded the song, she learned that Stefani would be singing with her.

“I received a call from Gabriel telling me that Stefani wanted to be on my track,” she said. “I was shocked, I was crying. I was emotional because I’ve looked up to this woman all my life and she has been there for me throughout all my career with little hugs and gestures and she’s always giving me advice! With this being said anything, I mean anything is possible!”

If you want to hear a song to move and motivate you, and hear the talented female voices Tejano music has to offer, take a listen to “Vive.”

Savannah V + Stefani Montiel — “Vive”

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J.R. Gomez is getting hitched!

The veteran musician and singer is engaged to his longtime girlfriend, Savannah Minjarez, after six years of dating.

Gomez captioned a photo of an engagement ring on social media, “I popped the big question and she said yes. We are engaged.”

Minjarez shared details on the special moment. ” I never thought this day would come…as I was sitting on the couch, JR got on one knee and proposed to me. I couldn’t even answer, I was just crying so much. Of course, I said yes. WE ARE ENGAGED!”

“I think she was pretty surprised when I asked her,” Gomez added. “Super blessed and happy. Man, I cant wait to plan this badass wedding.”

Congratulations to the couple on their engagement!

After decades in the music business with Tejano groups Kumbia All Starz, Jay Perez, Jimmy Gonzalez y Grupo Mazz and many others, Gomez struck out on his own in early 2018 with his own four-piece Conjunto called J.R. Gomez y Los Conjunto Bandits. The band’s debut album, “Cervezas Y Gritos,” was released earlier this year.

Los Palominos took to social media to address false rumors the band was a no-show for their scheduled performance with Joe Lopez on Dec. 21 in Palmview, Texas.

It appears there was a disagreement backstage between the Grammy-winning group with of Lopez, who is on a much-anticipated, much-publicized Freedom Tour, since being paroled from prison in March 2018.

One of Tejano music’s top bands, Los Palominos, led by brothers Johnny and James Arreola, arrived for a planned concert Saturday, Dec. 21, 2019, at Buchanan’s Music Hall, but ultimately, did not perform. In videos posted to social media, both sides tell their story, but it was fans who suffered in the end when they did not get to see the full line-up the show promised.

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According to a video posted on social media Saturday night by Johnny Arreola, who apologized profusely to fans for the group’s absence from the stage, the group arrived in Palmview, a city in the Rio Grande Valley near McAllen, after traveling several hours for the performance, only to have their request for equipment to be moved so the small stage could accommodate the group denied by management of Lopez. This failure to cooperate forced Los Palominos to cancel their performance.

In a video from, Ben “Bam Bam” Ramos, musical director for Joe Lopez, he says he never was made aware of any stage accommodation requests by Los Palominos. He did say there were “a number of technical difficulties” with the sound system at the venue in Palmview.

“I was never communicated from anyone in (Los Palominos) crew or their management of their technical needs nor was Sandra Vallejo (Lopez’ management) at that time while we were there in person at the same venue,” Ramos said.

“I was never communicated or given the opportunity to even accommodate their needs,” Ramos added. “I never got the chance to even go to the negotiation table and talk to them and say, ‘Hey, let’s work this out.'”

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In another video on social media posted Sunday, Dec. 22, by Guero Lopez, who served as DJ for the Dec. 21 show, discussed the incident and confirms that Los Palominos were in no way no-shows for the concert and did arrive as he spoke to them live at the venue. However, due to reasons beyond his knowledge, he said, the group did not end up performing. Guero Lopez also said he was denied an interview with Joe Lopez nor was any post-show fan interaction allowed with Joe Lopez, as is normally the custom at Buchanan’s.

“(Los Palominos) are so humble and so easygoing,” Guero Lopez said. “In my opinion, for (Los Palominos) to get upset and not do the show…I’m basically guessing some harsh words must have been exchanged or something to that effect to where it would upset Los Palominos.”

Hopefully, the rest of Joe Lopez’ tour, which was met at the outset by criticism from victims’ advocates, will continue smoothly without further issues as fans seem genuinely excited by the singer’s return and Joe Lopez has brought much publicity with his comeback.

A holiday collaboration from Jose Ricardo and Ilyssa Saenz on “White Christmas” will benefit a San Antonio charity with proceeds from sales of downloads.

The cover of the classic holiday tune will benefit the AngelEyes Foundation an organization that advocates for victims of domestic and sexual abuse.

“I wanted to do a seasonal song and also in the spirit of giving have the proceeds go to a non-profit for a good cause like Angeleyes,” Jose Ricardo told Tejano Nation.

The duet is the first time Jose Ricardo and Ilyssa teamed up on an official song.

“Ilyssa is a good friend of mine and having her be part of this project with me was the icing on the cake,” added Jose Ricardo. “Her and I have sung together on the outside, but never in a project together.”

“White Christmas” from Jose Ricardo and Ilyssa Saenz is available now at hiphaciendastore.com for $5.00 with all proceeds to benefit the AngelEyes Foundation.

A Tejano Puro Party hits San Antonio hockey game on Dec. 27

Joe Lopez to begin Freedom Tour in Houston as victim rights advocates criticize decision

Elida Reyna Y Avante drop teaser for 'Dame De Ti' music video

NBA star honors Selena with custom kicks during Mexico City game

First stop on Joe Lopez Freedom Tour to be streamed live from Houston

Elida Reyna Y Avante premiere 'Dame De Ti' official music video

David Beck and Sunny Sauceda add Tejano style to 'If We Make It Through December' [VIDEO]

Joe Lopez announces Freedom Tour dates

Stefani Montiel sings strong, sweetly on ‘Extraño Tu Amor’

Grupo Potente returns as Eficaz with new single and label

Michael Salgado and Magali Delarosa team on holiday classic 'Jingle Bell Rock' [VIDEO]

'En Tus Brazos' from Mettal is a haunting ranchera about lost love

Bobby Pulido welcomes baby boy

Los Musicales vocalist Cezar Martinez re-elected to Robstown City Council

Accordionist Brenda Martinez Releases Debut Conjunto Album "Favoritas De Mis Padres"

Crystal Torres adds melancholy and emotional twist to 'The Christmas Song' [AUDIO]

Savannah V and Stefani Montiel unite for moving duet ‘Vive’ [AUDIO]

J.R. Gomez engaged to longtime girlfriend

Los Palominos do not perform as planned on Joe Lopez much-touted Freedom Tour

'White Christmas' from Jose Ricardo and Ilyssa Saenz to benefit charity