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Emilio Navaira IV of The Last Bandoleros weds in San Antonio

The singer and musician tied the knot in a private ceremony in San Antonio, Texas.

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Emilio Navaira IV of The Last Bandoleros, and son of late Tejano icon Emilio Navaira, married his beautiful fiancée Briana Granado in San Antonio, Texas on Oct. 17.

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Congratulations to the happy couple, who were engaged in May of 2019.

Emilio IV is a guitarist and vocalist for The Last Bandoleros, a Tex-Mex pop rock band with sounds of hyper train beats, distorted guitars, Beatlesque harmonies, and blazing accordion solos.

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2 comments on “Emilio Navaira IV of The Last Bandoleros weds in San Antonio”

  1. Maria Gutierrez Rodriguez's avatar
    Maria Gutierrez Rodriguez

    Congratulations👏👏 May God bless you both 🎉🎊

  2. Fred Medina's avatar
    Fred Medina

    Congratulations to both of You, support each other and be strong and May God Bless You Both….

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