Elida Reyna, Lucky Joe, Stefani Montiel lead nominations for 39th TMAs

Elida Reyna, Lucky Joe, Stefani Montiel and Anjelique lead the nominations with four each for the 39th annual Tejano Music Awards announced on Wednesday.

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Elida Reyna and Stefani Montiel received nominations in the same four categories. Reyna was nominated for Female Vocalist of the Year, Tejano Album of the Year with “Colores,” Song of the Year with “Suavemente” and Collaboration of the Year for “Desechable” featuring Lucky Joe.

Montiel received her four nominations for Female Vocalist of the Year, Tejano Album of the Year for “Amor Supernatural,” Song of the Year with “La Comadre” and Collaboration of the Year with “Sol, Arena, Ron Y Mar” featuring Gabriel Zavala and DJ Kane.

Lucky Joe’s four nominations included Male Vocalist of the Year, Tejano Album of the Year for “Tu Principe,” Song of the Year with his album’s title track and Collaboration of the Year for “Desechable” featuring Elida Reyna.

Anjelique received four nominations including Best New Female Artist, Best New Group with her Sweet City Band, Collaboration of the Year for “Yo Te Extrañaré” with Shelly Lares, and Video of the Year for “Amigos.”

Multiple nominees include late Tejano icon Jimmy Gonzalez with three nominations. Michael Salgado, Shelly Lares, Veronique Medrano, Sarah Monique, Ricky Guzman III, Tristan Ramos, Daniel Lopez , Gabriel Zavala and Carlos Rodriguez of Carlos Y Los Cachorros all had two nominations.

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See the full list of nominees:

Male Vocalist of the Year:
Carlos Rodriguez, Carlos Y Los Cachorros
J Angel Cantu, La Fiebre
Jimmy Gonzalez
Lucky Joe
Michael Salgado

Female Vocalist of the Year
Crystal Torres
Elida Reyna
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
“Streets of Bakersfield” – Jorge Moreno + Ram Herrera + David Lee Garza
“Yo Te Extrañaré” – Anjelique + Shelly Lares

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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

Conjunto Album of the Year
“Diferente” – Tony ‘Tigre’ Saenz Y La Rosa de Oro
“Iniciando Tejunto” – Grupo Anaya
“Krazymania” – Da Krazy Pimpz
“Nueva Vida” – Ruben De La Cruz
“The Reunion” – Carlos Maldonaldo Y Grupo Fuerte

Song of the Year
“Devuelveme Corazon” – Shelly Lares
“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

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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

Best New Female Artist of the Year
Aisha
Anjelique, Anjelique and the Sweet City Band
Liz Garcia
Sarah Monique
Veronique Medrano, Veronique and the Puro Party Band

Best New Group of the Year
Anjelique and The Sweet City Band
Daniel Lopez Y Grupo Aventura
Ricky Guzman and The Allstars
Tristan Ramos and The Band
Veronique and The Puro Party Band

Winners will be announced during the 39th annual Tejano Music Awards and Dance on Saturday, November 16, 2019, at the Scottish Rite Auditorium in San Antonio, Texas. The “Biggest Night In Tejano Music” will feature performances from Shelly Lares, Stefani Montiel, Isabel Marie Sanchez, Ruben Ramos, Tortilla Factory and more. Ram Herrera, David Farias and Sunny Sauceda were the first artists announced to perform at “The Biggest Night in Tejano Music” for the dance. Comedian Raymond Orta was announced as host in August. Tickets are available now at TejanoMusicAwards.com.

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