
If you missed the live show of the 43rd Annual Tejano Music Awards, you have another chance to watch it on TV. The awards show, which celebrated the best of Tejano music and culture, will be re-broadcasted starting December 23, 2023, on TV stations across the country.
Check your local station for date and time in your area. (Dates and times will vary in each market.)
- Abilene, TX: KTXS
- Amarillo, TX: KVIl / KVIH
- Austin. TX: KEYE
- Bakersfield, CA: KBFX / KBAK
- Beaumont, TX: KFDM.3 / KFDM
- El Paso, TX: KFOX / KDBC
- Fresno, CA: KFRE / KMPH
- Green Bay, WI: WCWF / WLUK
- Las Vegas, NY: KVCW/ KVCW.2/KSNV
- Oklahoma City, OK: КОСВ / КОКН
- Reno, NV: KRXI / KNSN
- San Angelo, TX: КТХВ
- San Antonio, TX: WOAI (12/23 at 8 pm)
The awards show featured performances from Siggno, Isabel Marie Sanchez, Ricardo Castillon y La Diferenzia, Destiny Navaira, Laura Denisse y Los Brillantes, Savannah Votion, Asalto, Mike Gonzalez & The Iconiczz, Tortilla Factory with Paula DeAnda, and many more at the Boeing Center at Tech Port on Saturday, October 21, 2023.
The Tejano Music Awards is the most prestigious and longest running Tejano music event in the world. It honors and recognizes the achievements and accomplishments of Tejano artists in various categories. The event also showcases the diversity and richness of Tejano music and culture.
Don’t miss this opportunity to enjoy the spectacular show and support your favorite Tejano artists. Tune in to your local station and relive the magic of the 43rd Annual Tejano Music Awards.
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