The three-day, free festival will bring more than 100 Tejano bands and artists to historic downtown San Antonio for a weekend celebrating Tejano music, culture and community
Veteran guitarist marks more than four decades in music with prestigious recognition, a Houston Legends induction and a place in Texas music history
The traditional norteño bolero reflects on love, remembrance and the enduring connection between those still here and the loved ones who have passed
Inspired by her love for Selena, a young girl creates an award-winning pumpkin masterpiece, bringing generations of fans together through a fun Halloween project.
From the undead sounds of Lucky Joe to Grupo Entrego’s spooky new cumbia ‘El Cucuy,’ these five Tejano music videos bring folklore, fright and plenty of ritmo to Halloween
The legendary San Antonio musician will begin teaching accordion classes Nov. 2 at Historic Lerma’s Nite Club while also working with the all-female conjunto ensemble Las Chulas
The original Halloween-themed song, written by Torres, blends hypnotic cumbia rhythms with a chilling tale about curiosity, destiny and the dangers of dabbling in the dark arts
The October 31 celebration at Tia’s on the Bluff will bring together all original members and reunite fan-favorite singers for a milestone concert honoring three decades of Tejano music
The Rio Grande Valley singer-songwriter brings a fresh musical style, self-designed fashion and a playful horror twist to her latest visual project, filmed in McAllen, Texas
The pioneering labor leader coined “Sí, se puede” and spent more than seven decades empowering farmworkers, women, immigrants and marginalized communities
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