Courtesy of Country Boy Livin Music Mario Morales, a native of Placedo, Texas, debuts in the Tejano music scene with the release of his first Spanish single, “Hazme Caso”. Morales, who grew up just 15 miles from Victoria, Texas, and graduated from Bloomington in 2009, has a deep-rooted love for music that was instilled in him by his family. “I come from a family of musicians,” Morales shares with Tejano Nation. “At age 11 my mother wanted me to learn how to play the drums and at the time I didn’t want to but she forced me to, I thank her now for pushing me into what I am today.” Since then, he ..read more

Courtesy of ARC Discos Stefani Montiel, the two-time Hall of Fame singer, has released her new EP, Mis Favoritas Vol. 2. The album is a heartfelt dive into soulful melodies and classic hits that have shaped the Tejano music industry. “This project holds a special place in my heart as it is a reflection of my appreciation and love for the incredible artists and songs that inspired and shaped my journey as a Tejano artist,” Stefani shared. “Each track on this album is a tribute to the music that has touched my soul and left an unfading mark on my life.” The lead single from the album is “Si Quie ..read more

Austin, Texas — Miguel St. Michael is finally seeing the light at the end of the tunnel with the release of his debut solo album ‘Entre Luces.’ Miguel, the former frontman of Son de Rey has been performing for over a decade, sharing the stage with prominent Latin artists including AB Quintanilla & Kumbia All Stars, El Gran Silencio, La Mafia, Michael Salgado, Ceci Bastida, and Gina Chavez. Following his departure from Son de Rey in 2021, he embarked on a transformative journey to record his debut solo album, ‘Entre Luces.’  Produced by Grammy-winner Fabian Hernandez, ‘Entre ..read more

Courtesy of Slackmonster Studios Savannah V, the talented singer renowned for her captivating voice and soul-stirring music, has graced us with a new release: “Si Me Ves Llorar Por Ti.” As a Tejano Music Awards winner, Savannah is currently working on her latest album in collaboration with Slackmonster Studios and the skilled producer, Sevy Contreras. In an exclusive interview with Tejano Nation, Savannah shared intimate details about her upcoming single. Among a plethora of songs sent her way, “Si Me Ves Llorar Por Ti” stood out. It’s a love story that tugs at the heartstrings—a blend of sens ..read more

Courtesy of CHR Records Los Volcanes de Eddie Rodriguez presents their latest single with CHR Records entitled “Yo No Te Pido Perdon”. Hailing from the Pacific Northwest city of Seattle, Washington, this group brings Tejano and Conjunto entertainment to areas not fully familiar with this style of music. With a musical history spanning almost 50 years, this talented group is now evolving to a new generation, full of enthusiastic musicians filled with excitement for this business. Although Eddie Rodriguez remains at the helm, most of the band decisions and responsibilities now lay with his son S ..read more

Miguel St. Michael — Guapito, Divino (Video Oficial) Subscribe to Tejano Nation on YouTube The Tejano-Cumbia short film music video from Miguel St. Michael, “Guapito, Divino“, was recently awarded Best Music Video at the Texas Short Film Festival.  “This speaks volumes as a Tejano musician and filmmaker, but it is almost unprecedented as a queer artist,” said Miguel St. Michael. Also known as Luis Miguel Ramírez, the artist was the former frontman of Son de Rey and has been involved in the Tejano and Latin music industry for over a decade making several appearances at ..read more

Courtesy of Ro Records After a hiatus of over two decades, the power duo of Dee Burleson and Delia Gonzales, known as Culturas, has made a triumphant return with their latest album, “92/24”. The album, which features 11 tracks of new music, marks a significant milestone in the duo’s career, showcasing their unique style and undeniable chemistry. Eight of the songs on the album were penned by Delia Gonzales, while two were written by Juanita Chapa, a songwriter from South Texas. The album is a testament to the versatility of Culturas, featuring a balanced mix of cumbias, polkas, and rancheras ..read more

Courtesy photo Carlos P. Garcia presented a powerful love song to the iconic Tejano singer Shelly Lares, asking for a duet in 2019, and she said yes. Despite her retirement touring, she kept her word five years later, proving that a true artist’s passion for music never fades. The song, “¿Quién Tuvo la culpa?”, is such a beautiful composition that Shelly could not resist. The final result is a song where Carlos P. Garcia, the Tejano idol winner in 2018, and “Little Miss Dynamite” delivers emotion and amazing vocals in a song sure to be dedicated by many lovers. Produced by Shelly Lares and wri ..read more

Courtesy of CHR Records CHR Records recording artist Hilda Lamas has released her new single, “No Voy A Ser Tu Tonta,” a fiery ranchera loaded with attitude and vocal prowess that only she can deliver. Written by Gabriel Candiani, “No Voy A Ser Tu Tonta” has a solid Conjunto foundation, splashed with Tejano flavor, and soulful bluesy vocals, creating a fresh yet organic sound. Hilda’s versatility knows no bounds as she effortlessly transitions between languages and musical genres, captivating audiences worldwide. With her unique ability to infuse emotion and passion into every note she sings ..read more

Courtesy of Azteca Ranch Music Three-time GRAMMY award winner Sunny Sauceda showcases his signature accordion style fused with an infectious swing beat in his latest release, “Womanizer.” The song, penned by fellow Texas Country artist, Abe Mac, marks Sauceda’s official entry into the Texas Country market. Sauceda’s soulful vocal performance in “Womanizer” resonates with listeners, demonstrating his versatility and appeal. Collaborating closely with Abe Mac, Sauceda has managed to create a unique sound that blends traditional country elements with his own unique style. Sauceda shared details o ..read more