René Ramírez Gets Personal on New Single ‘Que Estúpido Fui,’ Previews Upcoming Freddie Records Album
Tejano Roots Hall of Famer opens up about love, lessons, and legacy while continuing his global rise with René Ramírez y Maduro
Tejano Roots Hall of Famer opens up about love, lessons, and legacy while continuing his global rise with René Ramírez y Maduro
Frontman and accordionist shares the story behind the band’s name, their hit “Gracias A Ti,” and why performing at the Tejano Music Awards Fan Fair is a make-or-break moment for rising acts.
Former Grupo Siggno standout Checo Tabares will make his first performance with La Calma at the Tejano Music Awards Fan Fair this weekend as the band prepares new music
The “King of the Bajo Sexto” shares his testimony, new deal with 1901 Records, and the story behind his No. 1 hit “Si Me Dices Que Sí” on The Bo Corona Show
Edcouch-Elsa Duo, Formerly Los Bad Boys Del Valle, Embrace Independence and Original Music with Cumbia Release
Siggno frontman reflects on his mother’s passing, a powerful new album, and a collaboration era with Grupo La Firma and Grupo Sólido before taking the stage at Rodeo West
Led by Rudy Rocha and Joe Angel Reynosa, the iconic Tejano band welcomes Latin Grammy winner Abel Talamantez and launches a nationwide comeback
Big Spring native opens up on Capturada podcast about career-defining honors, creative independence, and what’s next as awards night arrives Feb. 5 in San Antonio
La Mafia frontman opens up with Bo Corona about Blanco Rosa tequila, his first-ever solo release, studio secrets, and what’s next for the legendary band
San Antonio native Jay Perez receives special proclamation recognizing his enduring impact on Tejano and Norteño music, celebrating a career built on family, culture, and hometown pride











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