SAN ANTONIO, TX —The Texas Talent Musicians Association (TTMA) is now accepting nominations and applications for the 44th annual Tejano Music Awards, the non-profit organization announced on Monday (July 1).
“As we strive to amplify our online presence, we have revamped our website and are excited to unveil it,” said Bino Gaona, TTMA Event Coordinator. “Moreover, we are pleased to announce the opening of nominations for the 44th annual Tejano Music Awards. We invite you to submit your nominations and join us in celebrating the best of Tejano music
Each year the Tejano Music Awards recognizes the artistic efforts and achievements of songwriters, performers, and musicians of the Tejano music industry.
Any musician, manager, record label, or artist representative may submit a nomination at TejanoMusicAwards.com/nominations. TTMA does not submit any artist, it is the sole responsibility of the manager, artist, record label, or artist representative to submit their material.
Representatives may submit materials, including two (2) CDs or two (2) USB thumb drives that can be verified for release in 2023 to:
TTMA
P.O. Box 761358
San Antonio, TX 78245
TTMA reviews and submits the nominations list to the Nominating and Screening Committee for verification and eligibility. The deadline for nominations is midnight on Sunday, July 28, 2024, and all entries for nomination must have been released between January 1 – December 31, 2023.
The nomination ballot and full criteria of each music category for the Tejano Music Awards are available online at TejanoMusicAwards.com.
Award recipients will be recognized at the 44th annual Tejano Music Awards during a ceremony this fall. The date and venue will be announced soon.
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