Elida Reyna Y Avante and Stevie D. took home the most awards at the second annual My Tejano Awards at the Mission Event Center in Mission, Texas on Sunday night.
Elida Reyna Y Avante won Top Album and Top Video for “Suavecito”, while Stevie D. earned Top New Male and Top Collaboration for “Me Muero Por Tu Amor” with Shelly Lares.
Other winners included music legend Little Joe as Top Entertainer, Isabel Marie Sanchez as Top Female Artist, La Mafia as Top Tejano Band, and The Hometown Boys as Top Conjunto. Jay Perez and Lucky Joe shared the Top Male Artist award. Monica Saldivar was named Top New Female and Humberto “Beto” Ramon was Top Songwriter. Freddie Martinez and Abraham Quintanilla each received Lifetime Achievement Awards.
The night was filled with live performances from some of the winners and tribute performances to late Tejano music legends Laura Canales and Jimmy Gonzalez.
See the full list of winners at the 2019 My Tejano Awards:
Top New Male Artist – Stevie D
Top New Female Artist – Monica Saldivar
Top Collaboration – “Me Muero Por Tu Amor” Stevie D & ShellyLares
Top Songwriter – Beto Ramon
Top Video – “Suavecito” by Elida Reyna Y Avante
Top Conjunto – The Hometown Boys
Top Tejano Band – La Mafia
Top Male Artists – Jay Perez, Lucky Joe
Top Female Artist – Isabel Marie Sanchez
Top Album – Elida Reyna Y Avante
Top Entertainer – Little Joe
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All this is a bunch of horse shit y’all don’t even know what to do anymore horse shit
Everyyear is the same thing get y’all shit together,
Best conjunto band Los hometown boys,they suck the one that should of got that so call award should be los fantazma de Villa or los dos gilberto’s I said it before and I’ll say it again horse shit