Tejano music has all but vanished from traditional radio, and sales have fallen far below the multiplatinum heights of the '90s. Nostalgia carries the genre, and new artists struggle to break through.

Tejano music has all but vanished from traditional radio, and sales have fallen far below the multiplatinum heights of the '90s. Nostalgia carries the genre, and new artists struggle to break through.

SAN ANTONIO — Hitting play after a long pause, two Tejano music talents have returned to the spotlight. Jennifer Peña is back on the big stage.

If Tejano music airs, it's hits from the past, not contemporary Tejano music. "I have three, Grammy-award winning albums, but you won't hear them played," laments local Tejano musician Joel Guzman.

Tejano singer and TV host Johnny Canales, who helped launch Selena's career, dead at 77 Canales was known for his televised music show in Corpus Christi, Texas, during the 1980s and 1990s ...

Features Tejano 95.7 brings this genre of music back to the FM airwaves Tejano music makes its return to San Antonio radios, just as San Antonio drivers are returning to regular commutes.

He points to the early '90s when Selena and Emilio Navaira were at the top of their games. "He and Selena were the male and female icons of Tejano music," he said.

Tejano music unifies the two. Olmos’ line resonates with Mauri “Mean Mauri” Reynoso, who was a DJ for the Dallas Tejano music station KHCK “Kick” FM from 1996 to 2004.

For the first time in two years, Tejano fans will be able to enjoy the Tejano Music Awards live and in person. The event returns on Nov. 25 at the Tech Port Arena, organizers said at a news ...

Tejano music legend Selena Quintanilla-Pérez would have turned 54 this year. But just weeks before her 24th birthday, the young star was tragically killed outside of a hotel.

You’re invited to the first annual Tejano Music Festival celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with music, food and family friendly activities. Enjoy the very best of Tejano music all month long.

In Selena’s day, the Tejano Music Awards occurred at San Antonio’s 65,000-seat Alamodome. To appreciate the Selena legend is to understand the cultures along the Texas-Mexico border.