Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Pepe Aguilar (courtesy of RodeoHouston) Pepe Aguilar has a promise for RodeoHouston fans who weren't happy with his booking for Go ...

Tejano legacy meets Music City: Rigo Navaira, son of Raulito and nephew of Emilio, has moved to Nashville to blend Tejano and ...

SAN ANTONIO — Viva Emilio!, set for Sunday, is a tribute concert for Tejano legend Emilio Navaira. His son's Emilio IV and Diego will be performing at the Tobin Center with the Youth Orchestras of San ...

The 1970s classic by Little Joe y La Familia became a rallying cry for migrant farmworkers and has endured as a staple in ...

SAN ANTONIO - Some of the biggest hits and albums by several Tejano artists, with ties to our area, have been nominated for induction into the National Recording Registry at the Library of Congress.

This week’s guest on Viva Tejano, Dusty Oliveira—who DJs as El Dusty—helped lead the revival and reinvention of cumbia, most notably with his 2018 debut album, Cumbia City. His influences, and his ...

Selena, La Mafia, Bobby Pulido, Elida Reyna — in the ’90s, those were the names that defined Tejano music. They ruled radio, sold out concerts and carried the sound far beyond Texas borders. Tejano ...