The women of Tejano music dominated the Top 20 songs of 2019 as Rudy Trevino‘s Tejano Gold Countdown released the year-end chart on Thursday (Jan. 2).
Isabel Marie Sanchez topped the list with “Tu No Sabes” a song from her third album “Hugs & Kisses” and spent 15 weeks on the chart in 2019.
Stefani Montiel, Aisha and Texas Latino were the only artists with multiple songs on the year-end chart. Montiel held the No. 2 spot with the catchy cumbia “La Comadre” and the collaboration with La Calma, “Echame La Culpa,” was No. 8. Aisha took the No. 4 spot with “Baby Baby” and “La Reina De Tu Vida,” the title track from her solo debut album was No. 6. Texas Latino ranked No. 16 for the year with “Mi Princesa” and “Sonambulo” finished at No. 18.
Las Fenix, Devin Banda, Solido, Sarah Monique, and Michael Salgado each had singles finish in the Top 10 for the year.
Check out the slideshow below for the Top 20 hits of 2019 on the Tejano Gold Countdown, heard on 134 radio affiliates in the U.S. and Mexico. Listen to Tejano Gold Countdown podcasts at TejanoGoldCountdown.com.
1. Isabel Marie – “Tu No Sabes” 
2. Stefani Montiel – “La Comadre” 
3. Las Fenix – “Un Traguito De Tequila” 
4. Aisha – “Baby Baby” 
5. Devin Banda – “La Tejana Enamorada” 
6. Aisha – “La Reina De Tu Vida” 
7. Solido – “Imaginate” 
8. “Echame La Culpa” – La Calma feat. Stefani Montiel 
9. Sarah Monique – “Brindo Contigo” feat. Shelly Lares 
10.Michael Salgado – “Si Tu Me Dejaras” 
11. Mia – “Lost In The Middle Of Nowhere” 
12. Linda Escobar – “La Revancha” 
13. David Lee Garza Y Los Musicales – “Regresa A Mi” 
14. Rebecca Valadez – “Que Nadie Sepa Mi Sufrir” 
15. Missy – “Tu Perdon” 
16. Texas Latino – “Mi Princesa” 
17. Magali Delarosa – “Mira Lo Que Has Hecho” 
18. Texas Latino – “Sonambulo” 
19. Rick Fuentes & the Brown Express – “Caricia Y Herida” feat. Arturo Montes 
20. Los Palominos – “Ellas”
The Tejano Gold Countdown Top 20 is based on data provided by National Hispanic Syndicated Radio, LLC., comprised of data from Mediabase, reporting stations and select online radio stations.
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Great to see female tejano greats. Dont stop now! ¡ Ponle Ponle! Como dice Agustine Ramirez
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