Tejano Conjunto Festival reveals 2019 poster and perfomance lineup
Tejano Conjunto Festival organizers unveiled the poster and preliminary performance lineup for the 2019 edition of the annual event.
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David Farias speaks on career, departure from La Tropa F and more [PODCAST]
David Farias speaks about his career, departure from La Tropa F and much more with Cruz Control with AC Cruz Behind The Mic podcast.
Los Texmaniacs receive Grammy nomination for ‘Cruzando Borders’
Los Texmaniacs received a Grammy nomination in the category of Best Regional Mexican Album (Including Tejano) for their album Cruzando Borders
Los Texmaniacs talk ‘Cruzando Borders’ album and more [VIDEO]
Grammy Award-winning Max Baca Y Los Texmaniacs stopped by Casino del Sol on November 29th while passing through to Phoenix and California.Continue Reading
Los Texmaniacs, free laundry & school supplies at launch of new San Antonio SpinXpress on Aug. 11
SAN ANTONIO — SpinXpress, a new self- and full-service laundry, will host a grand opening party this weekend featuring GrammyContinue Reading
Los Texmaniacs explore beauty of border life with new album ‘Cruzando Borders’ [AUDIO]
Los Texmaniacs have returned with a brand new album, Cruzando Borders, released on May 11.
Rancho Alegre Conjunto Festival Set for May 5 & 7 at Stubb’s in Austin
AUSTIN, Texas — For the first time in recent memory, Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater will host Conjunto music on itsContinue Reading
STCA awards Conjunto’s best at 2016 Conjunto Of The Year Awards
MERCEDES, Texas – The South Texas Conjunto Association showcased the best Conjunto artists and music from the past year atContinue Reading
Univision San Antonio celebrates 60th Anniversary with All-Star Tejano lineup
SAN ANTONIO – KWEX 41 Univision San Antonio will celebrate its 60th Anniversary with a two-day event in San Antonio,Continue Reading
Preview: Los Texmaniacs and Son de Rey at Flamingo Cantina
(AustinVida) – Tonight, San Antonio’s Max Baca and Los Texmaniacs are bringing conjunto back to Flamingo Cantina, along with local Tejano-pop fusionists Son de Rey
