Dolores Huerta, Pioneering Labor Organizer and Civil Rights Icon, Dies at 96
The pioneering labor leader coined “Sí, se puede” and spent more than seven decades empowering farmworkers, women, immigrants and marginalized communities
The pioneering labor leader coined “Sí, se puede” and spent more than seven decades empowering farmworkers, women, immigrants and marginalized communities
The 11-year-old Floresville singer and actress embraces her Tejano-pop sound while carrying forward four generations of family musical tradition
The much-anticipated collaboration pairs an infectious dance-floor groove with a message of originality and self-confidence
The four-day Los Angeles retreat, led by acclaimed singer-songwriter Erika Vidrio, brought together eight female songwriters to collaborate on new music and create opportunities in a traditionally male-dominated industry
The San Antonio-based Tejano singer begins a new chapter with a deeply personal release written and produced by her brother, David L. Garza
Ram Herrera and Stefani Montiel follow with four nominations each, while David Lee Garza y Los Musicales, Lucky Joe and Siggno earn three apiece ahead of “The Biggest Night in Tejano Music”
De Parranda, Los Garcia Bros., Ricky Naranjo y Los Gamblers, The Delta Boyz and Conjunto Romo headline the Oct. 31 celebration
Bexar County magistrate records list the 52-year-old performer, whose legal name is Felix Roberto Juarez, in a case stemming from a San Antonio Police Department investigation
Tejano ROOTS Hall of Fame broadcaster will receive a Texas governor’s proclamation at the Cultural State Gala featuring Tejano stars and La Fiebre.
Son of Norteño music legend Ramón Ayala Sr. was released on a $2,000 bond as criminal proceedings move forward alongside three civil lawsuits alleging sexual assault and misconduct











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