I am enjoying watching this soo much! All the stories are awesome! Always loved Emilios voice.. I’m from San Antonio and I will always love Tejano music.
Is Tejano GREAT, or WHAT? I'M an Italian - American living in New York State, but I know good music made by truly talented artists when I hear it.QUE VIVA MUSICA TEJANO! And, yes, Rock's interviews and stories are the BEST! 👍👍
Tejano music is not gone, it lost some of its prime but it ll be with us along our lifes just because is not just music, it is part of a culture! It s part of the soul of the tex mex and mexican american people.
Raulito is so cute 😍❤️!!! I love when he would do his dance beside Emilio an I love the video Dime Qué Si where he's behind the firetruck standing eating a taco, 😂😂😂. Especially love the part where he saves the pig from the burning house an then at the end of the video he is hugging, sleeping, with the pig, LOL.
How we doing people? I have a comment ... I think that you Rock bring out the best of tejano ... back in the day when you had the 5 o'clock drive bys were awesome ... alot of people including me were waiting for it with a beer in my hand ... EL GUTTI , MAZZ , FREDDIE MARTINEZ, LA SOMBRA , LA MAFIA, you name it ... we were jamming ... it had me something to look forward to at 5 ... wish we can hear some of those again ... in fact I still have a couple of them recorded .... so long fellas stay cool ... PURO OLD SCHOOL ... BRING IT BACK ...
The "Tejano Wave" was building throughout the 80''s and reached its peak in the 90's, by which time Tejano had become more popular than it had ever been before, due to Selena, who is considered by most to be the greatest artist in the history of the genre. That wave broke, suddenly and tragically, with her murder, and there will never be another remotely like her, but I don't agree with the notion that Tejano music is "dead". Obviously, as long as there are Tejano musicians performing and recording, Tejano music is very much alive, and will remain so.
Back in the 90's, you'd be constantly switching between KIWW 96.1 and Que Pasa 99.5 because both would be playing a great tejano song at the same time. Then, in the 2000's, you'd switch away from 99.5 for a few minutes, hoping that the next song is an old tejano song. 😞
The big band sound horns mainly! Little Joe comes to mind, brass Al Gomez, bass Joe Black, guitar Ray Zuli, drums Richard Solis, Keyboards Joe Reveles , Tony Guerrero, vocals Ram, Emilio, Jay, Selena, Elida and many others etc, man I miss those days!
@@Rocknrolljamesband Yes sir! Hot tamales, Latin Breed, who can forget Navy Club, OP's on Bandera rd, Chaps on Military dr, don't get me going!🤪😂😪😫🍻😄😀😆🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🎉🎉
My opinion, the Tejano music scene change gaucho when the Kumbia Kings came out and that fad hurt the actual Tejano music industry through the 2000’s because the fans got younger when that came out. The Mazz, DLG, Ram, Emilio era got stifled a lot. Then Norteno kicked in gear from 2010 till about 2015-16 and now conjunto has gotten younger and is taking off. I think the issue is the older crowds(40-50’s) age groups are tired of the club scene and wait for fan fairs or Jamaica’s to come to churches so people can go listen to good music. My opinion. I love my Tejano music though regardless.
I don't really feel like age necessarily has as much to do with the popularity of a certain genre of music as people think. In my opinion, it has more to do with the artist performing / recording it. For example, before Selena came along, many younger people thought of Tejano as being "uncool", "their parents / grandparents music", etc. But then, Selena took Tejano, and infused it with new life, a hipness, a coolness that made it hugely popular, by incorporating elements of pop, rock, R&B, and even raegge into it. She was an innovator, and really changed the whole sound of Tejano. She proved that a genre is as "cool" as an artist makes it.
I totally agree with you bro,, I dont call it tejano,, I rather call it conjunto,,I play blues old rock,, but I also throw,, the conjunto music,, when I bust out my Accordian,, I was raise in SA tejas,, west side listening to my tios who jamed with Flaco,, as a kid I used to front the band singing Rolas like mujer pasiada,, great times''I now live in portland ore''
@@eztrucking5 streaming now! young tejano fan from WA. Anything tejano or tex mex and I like tejano brothers or texmaniacs is my fav! let me know if you ever have any recommendations
Confidence gives tejano or any music true accomplishments, musician believes in his music in himself. Not everyone's opinion is valid, but can be voiced. Music tejano is still charming many fans
I've heard alot of banda music in Texas lately but I think that's due to all the Californians coming to Texas. Same reason In n Out has been popping up all over Texas.
Dario Gomez es más que nada la raza en general the younger generations people born 1995- (me for example) that are growing up are listening to norteño, huapangos, sierreño, and Banda because most of us are 1st gen méxicans and our culture reflects on the music that our parents listened to when we grew up and also the fact that we are connected to Mexico makes regional Méxicano music stand out
@@MiguelOntiveros997 yeah I was born in 87' so I see what you're saying. I grew up in Chicago and the only exposure we had to Spanish music back then was Tejano/ Tex Mex thanks to Johnny Canales coming on every weekend. It wasnt til after the mid 90s that banda music started hitting the scene. And I see that the younger generation was exposed to a larger variety of music. I imagine that's what happened in Texas as well.
In California there was Tejano music but it was called la onda chicana it became forgotten probably because new generation of immigrants are moving to California who only listened to grupera musicians.
So glad yo see Raulito Navaira. N GOD bless his TALENT heart n actitud. He show us as fans how we have to love a Brother.keep it going vato!!😎🎼🎵🎶🎹🎶🎵🎼 Y salu2 de un pinshi mexicano admirador d TODA la carrera MUSICAL de Emilio Nsvaira(RIP) WE WILL MISS HEM X EVER!!!!😓⭐
The bad thing with tejano is no new talent has come along the biggest bands are still the ones that have been around for 20 yrs plus once they go away who knows what’s happen to tejano
Once Intocable made their debut it finished with Jaime and los chamacos and all that conjunto new wave because intocable was a fusion between Norteño and Tejano and people just fell in love with them. I like conjunto I do but I feel this is what happened.
Tejano IS dead but the spirit lives on. One mistake the last generation made was not speaking or teaching their kids the language. They lost the language and lost a part of its culture including Tejano music. If you look at Norteño it’s bigger now than it was in the past.
When i move to Austin Tejas in 2000 we had 2 Tejano fm stations no we have none just am station everyone started listening to rap and banda wich both suck
It is my personal belief that given the effects of Covid it is gonna make Tejano and culture shoot back up. I when we were all quarantining I experienced the roots of Tejano from my dad. He was a bass player for Laura Canales and his compadre is Armando Hinojosa from Los Fabulosos 4. It gave me a rich and deep appreciation and since then my love for Tejano grew deep and I mow explain it to others. They all seem to remember Tejano at local fajita barbecues as well as Fiesta. So I bring it up with those memories and grow it to being a proud Tejano. I'm essentially giving people model to follow. They all love Tejano they just don't see people proudly displaying it. Look at people like El Tejano John Angel and Lexie on TikTok they are awakening the people. Be a Tejano and be proud of it. I'm doing it and believe me when I say people are following. There is not great memory without Tejano music being g present.
Robert plant said it very well remember up as we were and support the new tejano band all the old DJs playing old music on little give the young one the opportunity to play a lot of good bands out here I play tejano music a new generation will support a young how many times are you going to listen to the 70s and 80 to tejano band they got good talent out there we need the old DJ to play the the new generation tejano band that was the downfall El tejano music support for new tejano band thank you
Reggaeton happen and took the world by storm. Not only Tejano hasn't been the same but most genre's haven't at all. Tell me any singer from any other latin genre that is more mainstream or bigger than Daddy Yankee, Nicky Jam, Ozuna, Myke Towers, Anuel AA, Becky G, Karol G, Natti Natasha, J.Balvin, Bad Bunny, ect. that genre took over and is the movement right now it's not stopping anytime soon. They are making the big money millions $$$$$ right now plus billions of views in TH-cam. Most viewed video in the world on TH-cam yeah Luis Fonsi & Daddy Yankee - Despacito (close to 7 billion views). (Reggaeton & Latino Trap) They mix(fusion) every latin sound or new sound into their genre(Reggaeton). I think that was Selena's idea & future idea for Tejano but she got murdered. One of Selena's song mix & fusion was Techno Cumbia(Tejano) just to give you an idea.
The reason in my opinion Tejano faded out was cause Tejano never left the 90s. How can a genre survive if we don’t adapt to the new sound of Tejano and keep playing 90% of Tejano from the 90s. Look up any Tejano mixes made in the last 3 months and tell me the ratio of the 90s Tejano songs to new in the mixes.???? Most of not all is 90s. Tejano exists outside of Texas and we should embrace and accept the new sound. Look what country music has done.....we have the bro country and snap finger country sound and they adapted to the new sound and embraced it no matter how many listeners hated it. So to me to fix the issues we need to cut the umbilical cord and move on from the 90s.....don’t forget but respect the new sound and artists that busting their asses to keep Tejano alive. I was born in Lubbock and love that Tejano is still strong in the 806.....I live in Fort Worth now and sucks I have to stream all my Tejano on my phone and computer..!!!! Come on Tejanos.....let’s get it back and strong....let’s give these new artists and out of state Tejano artists some love and spread their music........
Mabey I'm biased, because I'm a HUGE, long - time fan, but I think it had more to do with Selena's murder than anything else. She was a trailblazer in Tejano, and was doing things with the music that I don't think many other Tejano artists at the time, if any, were even thinking about, like incorporating two different musical styles into the same song, or infusing her work with elements of more musical styles than other Tejano artists had before her. She really breathed new life into the genre, and gave it a fresh, hip sound. Suddenly, Tejano wasn't considered the music that "Only your parents / grandparents listened to", and found favor with a much wider audience. But, when Selena was murdered, the genre lost its most popular and most innovative artist, and was dealt a blow that it's never really fully recovered from, and probably never will. In many people's minds, Selena WAS Tejano music, and was once actually called "bigger than Tejano itself", so the effect her loss had on the genre was devastating. Tejano isn't "dead", but the murder of the artist who was doing more for the genre than any other had, before or since, was the worst thing that could have happened to it.
I think the biggest reason is that a lot of the new generation does not listen to tejano music yes they grew up with it and have heard it but to actually have bailes and listen to tejano music daily is very rare not even rare but almost non existent. Take for example me I’m born in 2003 and I listen tejano daily from the early 70s stuff all the way to the 90s I try to share music such as mazz, la movida, the first albums of David lee Garza hasta Freddie Martinez early 80s and 70s music many don’t hate it, they just do not see the appeal. I see a lot of kids my age listen to campirano style or more urbano or even banda but as raulito said music changes. Though the biggest difference I see is tejano appealed to everyone, every single group sounded different and had their own style but now a days you hear any style of Spanish music and the only difference is the singer. And for me that’s the best thing of tejano older people back then liked it and younger people did and everything sounded amazing. Tejano music is not dead the problem is many people sound to similar the music is not bad it’s just way to similar and then it sounds stale and people stop listening. Though listen to early tejano some absolutely amazing stuff. I truly think tejano will have a comeback it’s just younger people have to listen too. You look at the age groups of 80s tejano almost all were teens or young adults. Y ahora es lo mismo campirano y banda y norteño is alottt of younger people listening to it. Many say I hate the new styles, I do not it’s just everything sounds to similar but these are just my opinions on why tejano has faded it’s never going to be gone it’s just very underground
First it was Norteño with los alegres de teran and los Doneños and then Paulino Bernal and then Ramon Ayala who revolutionized Norteño and the style of playing the accordion and then came los Cadetes los Invasores etc. But conjuto music not to be mean but they stayed in the past in terms of playing the accordion and style that's why its popular among Texas.
Thnx to Raulito for acknowledging that INTOCABLE is Tejano. He is right in the sense that it evolved. So many different genres with in tejano music now. You got banda Tejana ( keyboards and trumpets) , Norteno Light, Progressive Conjunto and AJ Castillo kinda doing his own thing. But in the beginning and till the end of time PURO PINCHE CONJUNTO.
Intocable is Tejano cause they are from Texas. But Ricky Munoz would tell you himself. They did not want to be labeled as Tejano because it's like a stamp on you. That is true. I totally agree with Ricky
The thing is Selena never released her English album while she was alive. So people automatically think it would of made it. But in reality we would never know. It's like if Emilio would of passed away before he released his country album. His album would of gone big in those times.
c miller Don’t be ridiculous. Selena was going to make it. She’s proving it now 25 years later. She’s the most celebrated Mexican American in the World.
What are you TALKING about? "Dreaming Of You" is the best - selling Latin album - not just "Tejano" album - in U.S. history. It sold more copies in 1 day than the album Mariah Carey had out at the time sold in a WEEK, and made Selena the first, and so far, the ONLY Latin artist to ever debut at number 1. It was the album that introduced Tejano music to the rest of the U.S., and to the rest of the world outside of Latin America. And, it was named "One of The Best and Most Important Records of The Popular Music Era". I'm pretty sure that meets the definition of "making it". Given these things, and that she had already risen to a height of fame in the Tejano world that even SHE never dreamed was possible, and had already recorded some songs in English throughout her career, anyway, the jump to being widely known and hugely popular in the English market wouldn't have taken long. It was inevitable, and it's now an established fact. When your music is played on English - language stations and super market sound systems, your music is listened to by people of all races / nationalities, and you see all kinds of people - not just Latinos - wearing Selena t shirts at the mall - as I do all the time in New York State - I think it's safe to say you've become a part of mainstream popular culture.
With all due respect , I think Raulitos music is lame he was just Emilio’s sidekick Tejano is not as popular with young people, todays tejano is more industrial to try to appeal to young people
I was going to explain my thought. But it's to much writing lol. But ill leave the topic of what I was going to break down. This is my opinion and my opinion only. I think Selena hurt La Onda more than it helped it. Listen to what Iam saying La Onda not her brand. Her brand is sky high and will always be. But La Onda suffered.
Its simple. Its a dead market. The old fans only care for the 80a.90s tejano. Nobody cares to listen to the new artist. Garry hobbs david lee jay ram la sombra Jimmy g. Same ol boring music. Intcocable siggno duelo solido thats not tejano. Smh sad
Basically, Selena's murder had as great an affect on Tejano music as Elvis' passing away in 1956 would have had on Rock and Roll, if not greater. Like Elvis in 1956, by 1995, she was the preeminent artist in her genre - she basically had no real competition to speak of, and her loss, just as she was finally on the verge of getting the mainstream recognition she had worked so long and so hard for, was devastating to her fans, and to the recording industry itself, both in terms of the level she had already risen to, and the boundless potential she exhibited with regard to mainstream American and international audiences. At the time of her passing, Selena was planning the "Dreaming Of You" tour, on which she would have performed in Europe and Asia for the first time. One can only imagine the world tours she'd be going on today.
Ahora resulta que tejano se escucha mas que la misica mexicana raulito you ended in the music because emilio tu no traes nada wey lets be onest gracioso pero thats it no hables peyejadas brono manches
I still jam out to Tejano music 2020!!
Lalo Herrera same here bro, tejano all the way 💯😎, it’ll never die
I am enjoying watching this soo much!
All the stories are awesome! Always loved Emilios voice..
I’m from San Antonio and I will always love Tejano music.
Im from el valle cutie and also love Tejano music i do go to S.A a lot😘
Is Tejano GREAT, or WHAT? I'M an Italian - American living in New York State, but I know good music made by truly talented artists when I hear it.QUE VIVA MUSICA TEJANO! And, yes, Rock's interviews and stories are the BEST! 👍👍
Tejano music is not gone, it lost some of its prime but it ll be with us along our lifes just because is not just music, it is part of a culture! It s part of the soul of the tex mex and mexican american people.
Zacarias Rojo na it’s pretty much done
Ernesto Hernandez gotta disagree with that, one you turn that music on, everyone jams to it.
1990-1999 The golden era of Tejano-Country-Grupero here in Mexico, how i miss those beautiful times
Glad it’s already uploaded I was waiting for this one bro 💯
Raulito is so cute 😍❤️!!! I love when he would do his dance beside Emilio an I love the video Dime Qué Si where he's behind the firetruck standing eating a taco, 😂😂😂. Especially love the part where he saves the pig from the burning house an then at the end of the video he is hugging, sleeping, with the pig, LOL.
With all due respect Norteño music has been around for ever specially Ramon Ayala he’s been doing music since the early 70s
No 60s dude
I luv all his music i could never pick a favorite song to many..watz up Rock✌✌✌✌
How we doing people? I have a comment ... I think that you Rock bring out the best of tejano ... back in the day when you had the 5 o'clock drive bys were awesome ... alot of people including me were waiting for it with a beer in my hand ... EL GUTTI , MAZZ , FREDDIE MARTINEZ, LA SOMBRA , LA MAFIA, you name it ... we were jamming ... it had me something to look forward to at 5 ... wish we can hear some of those again ... in fact I still have a couple of them recorded .... so long fellas stay cool ... PURO OLD SCHOOL ... BRING IT BACK ...
This is my favorite series by far! Thanks man!!
I really love this interview takes me back on time
us too
The "Tejano Wave" was building throughout the 80''s and reached its peak in the 90's, by which time Tejano had become more popular than it had ever been before, due to Selena, who is considered by most to be the greatest artist in the history of the genre. That wave broke, suddenly and tragically, with her murder, and there will never be another remotely like her, but I don't agree with the notion that Tejano music is "dead". Obviously, as long as there are Tejano musicians performing and recording, Tejano music is very much alive, and will remain so.
selfan4evr I completely agree with you. Tejano music has not been the same since Selena’s passing
Losing Emilio also didn’t help
Yes selena was the reason Tejano was popular in the 90s once she died people stopped listening to Tejano in Mexico.
@@pmp2559 No, it didn't. Emilio was another of the greats of Tejano.
I know its past show but Conjunto never goes away man
And it’s here to stay 🤟🙏
Linda la música tejana!🥰
Tejano ain't dead baby !!!
I still love old tejano music even though i left Texas (Mission) 30 years ago. To live in vegas.
I'm from Alton and left 25 years ago! I miss the valley sometimes, but every time I go back, it's not the same.
I'm keeping conjunto alive. all the way from ocean side, California. USMC!!!
Vince gill is bad ass that must have been an honor for Emilio to perform with them especially in country
Conjunto music is cantina music and it's what Tejanos have always loved.
So many memories for you, Don Raulito. Good ones, Bro. Saludos desde eSpringdale Arkansas BuenGente!
Back in the 90's, you'd be constantly switching between KIWW 96.1 and Que Pasa 99.5 because both would be playing a great tejano song at the same time.
Then, in the 2000's, you'd switch away from 99.5 for a few minutes, hoping that the next song is an old tejano song. 😞
The big band sound horns mainly! Little Joe comes to mind, brass Al Gomez, bass Joe Black, guitar Ray Zuli, drums Richard Solis, Keyboards Joe Reveles , Tony Guerrero, vocals Ram, Emilio, Jay, Selena, Elida and many others etc, man I miss those days!
Jose Segura those are all badasses I remember Joe revelez’s band Los Dudes good stuff I got gis albums
@@Rocknrolljamesband Yes sir! Hot tamales, Latin Breed, who can forget Navy Club, OP's on Bandera rd, Chaps on Military dr, don't get me going!🤪😂😪😫🍻😄😀😆🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🎉🎉
My opinion, the Tejano music scene change gaucho when the Kumbia Kings came out and that fad hurt the actual Tejano music industry through the 2000’s because the fans got younger when that came out. The Mazz, DLG, Ram, Emilio era got stifled a lot. Then Norteno kicked in gear from 2010 till about 2015-16 and now conjunto has gotten younger and is taking off. I think the issue is the older crowds(40-50’s) age groups are tired of the club scene and wait for fan fairs or Jamaica’s to come to churches so people can go listen to good music. My opinion. I love my Tejano music though regardless.
I don't really feel like age necessarily has as much to do with the popularity of a certain genre of music as people think. In my opinion, it has more to do with the artist performing / recording it. For example, before Selena came along, many younger people thought of Tejano as being "uncool", "their parents / grandparents music", etc. But then, Selena took Tejano, and infused it with new life, a hipness, a coolness that made it hugely popular, by incorporating elements of pop, rock, R&B, and even raegge into it. She was an innovator, and really changed the whole sound of Tejano. She proved that a genre is as "cool" as an artist makes it.
I totally agree with you bro,, I dont call it tejano,, I rather call it conjunto,,I play blues old rock,, but I also throw,, the conjunto music,, when I bust out my Accordian,, I was raise in SA tejas,, west side listening to my tios who jamed with Flaco,, as a kid I used to front the band singing Rolas like mujer pasiada,, great times''I now live in portland ore''
102.1 se ta sacando la daga keeping tejano alive let's support there station bring tejano back to the valley..like raulito said wrong neighborhood
whats the name of the station so us Tejano's can look it up
@@jaymez033 Super Tejano 102.1 out of Raymondville Tx
@@eztrucking5 streaming now! young tejano fan from WA. Anything tejano or tex mex and I like tejano brothers or texmaniacs is my fav! let me know if you ever have any recommendations
TEJANO IS THE BEST👍
Confidence gives tejano or any music true accomplishments, musician believes in his music in himself. Not everyone's opinion is valid, but can be voiced. Music tejano is still charming many fans
Me acuerdo que una última vez hicieron un badass outdoor concert in dallas Emilio Navaira la mafia y los palominos that was a boom back in 2002
I've heard alot of banda music in Texas lately but I think that's due to all the Californians coming to Texas. Same reason In n Out has been popping up all over Texas.
Dario Gomez es más que nada la raza en general the younger generations people born 1995- (me for example) that are growing up are listening to norteño, huapangos, sierreño, and Banda because most of us are 1st gen méxicans and our culture reflects on the music that our parents listened to when we grew up and also the fact that we are connected to Mexico makes regional Méxicano music stand out
@@MiguelOntiveros997 yeah I was born in 87' so I see what you're saying. I grew up in Chicago and the only exposure we had to Spanish music back then was Tejano/ Tex Mex thanks to Johnny Canales coming on every weekend. It wasnt til after the mid 90s that banda music started hitting the scene. And I see that the younger generation was exposed to a larger variety of music. I imagine that's what happened in Texas as well.
In California there was Tejano music but it was called la onda chicana it became forgotten probably because new generation of immigrants are moving to California who only listened to grupera musicians.
So glad yo see Raulito Navaira. N GOD bless his TALENT heart n actitud. He show us as fans how we have to love a Brother.keep it going vato!!😎🎼🎵🎶🎹🎶🎵🎼
Y salu2 de un pinshi mexicano admirador d TODA la carrera MUSICAL de Emilio Nsvaira(RIP) WE WILL MISS HEM X EVER!!!!😓⭐
Gotta love Raulito.
PURO TEJANO!!! PURO TALENTO!!! MUSICA MUY PREPARADA 😂🤣🤣
@3:45... you're in the wrong neighborhood. 😆😆😆
The bad thing with tejano is no new talent has come along the biggest bands are still the ones that have been around for 20 yrs plus once they go away who knows what’s happen to tejano
Once Intocable made their debut it finished with Jaime and los chamacos and all that conjunto new wave because intocable was a fusion between Norteño and Tejano and people just fell in love with them. I like conjunto I do but I feel this is what happened.
Tejano IS dead but the spirit lives on. One mistake the last generation made was not speaking or teaching their kids the language. They lost the language and lost a part of its culture including Tejano music. If you look at Norteño it’s bigger now than it was in the past.
Johnny O whats up Johnny O. Thank you for subscribing to my show
When i move to Austin Tejas in 2000 we had 2 Tejano fm stations no we have none just am station everyone started listening to rap and banda wich both suck
What’s that song song called that rick Narango is sing?
It is my personal belief that given the effects of Covid it is gonna make Tejano and culture shoot back up. I when we were all quarantining I experienced the roots of Tejano from my dad. He was a bass player for Laura Canales and his compadre is Armando Hinojosa from Los Fabulosos 4. It gave me a rich and deep appreciation and since then my love for Tejano grew deep and I mow explain it to others. They all seem to remember Tejano at local fajita barbecues as well as Fiesta. So I bring it up with those memories and grow it to being a proud Tejano. I'm essentially giving people model to follow. They all love Tejano they just don't see people proudly displaying it. Look at people like El Tejano John Angel and Lexie on TikTok they are awakening the people. Be a Tejano and be proud of it. I'm doing it and believe me when I say people are following. There is not great memory without Tejano music being g present.
Robert plant said it very well remember up as we were and support the new tejano band all the old DJs playing old music on little give the young one the opportunity to play a lot of good bands out here I play tejano music a new generation will support a young how many times are you going to listen to the 70s and 80 to tejano band they got good talent out there we need the old DJ to play the the new generation tejano band that was the downfall El tejano music support for new tejano band thank you
Better segment than part 1
Reggaeton happen and took the world by storm. Not only Tejano hasn't been the same but most genre's haven't at all. Tell me any singer from any other latin genre that is more mainstream or bigger than Daddy Yankee, Nicky Jam, Ozuna, Myke Towers, Anuel AA, Becky G, Karol G, Natti Natasha, J.Balvin, Bad Bunny, ect. that genre took over and is the movement right now it's not stopping anytime soon. They are making the big money millions $$$$$ right now plus billions of views in TH-cam. Most viewed video in the world on TH-cam yeah Luis Fonsi & Daddy Yankee - Despacito (close to 7 billion views). (Reggaeton & Latino Trap) They mix(fusion) every latin sound or new sound into their genre(Reggaeton). I think that was Selena's idea & future idea for Tejano but she got murdered. One of Selena's song mix & fusion was Techno Cumbia(Tejano) just to give you an idea.
Tejano music will always be apart of me. Nowadays it's been catered to the paisas on radio.
Yea cuz tejano music sucks
The reason in my opinion Tejano faded out was cause Tejano never left the 90s. How can a genre survive if we don’t adapt to the new sound of Tejano and keep playing 90% of Tejano from the 90s. Look up any Tejano mixes made in the last 3 months and tell me the ratio of the 90s Tejano songs to new in the mixes.???? Most of not all is 90s. Tejano exists outside of Texas and we should embrace and accept the new sound. Look what country music has done.....we have the bro country and snap finger country sound and they adapted to the new sound and embraced it no matter how many listeners hated it. So to me to fix the issues we need to cut the umbilical cord and move on from the 90s.....don’t forget but respect the new sound and artists that busting their asses to keep Tejano alive. I was born in Lubbock and love that Tejano is still strong in the 806.....I live in Fort Worth now and sucks I have to stream all my Tejano on my phone and computer..!!!! Come on Tejanos.....let’s get it back and strong....let’s give these new artists and out of state Tejano artists some love and spread their music........
Mabey I'm biased, because I'm a HUGE, long - time fan, but I think it had more to do with Selena's murder than anything else. She was a trailblazer in Tejano, and was doing things with the music that I don't think many other Tejano artists at the time, if any, were even thinking about, like incorporating two different musical styles into the same song, or infusing her work with elements of more musical styles than other Tejano artists had before her. She really breathed new life into the genre, and gave it a fresh, hip sound. Suddenly, Tejano wasn't considered the music that "Only your parents / grandparents listened to", and found favor with a much wider audience. But, when Selena was murdered, the genre lost its most popular and most innovative artist, and was dealt a blow that it's never really fully recovered from, and probably never will. In many people's minds, Selena WAS Tejano music, and was once actually called "bigger than Tejano itself", so the effect her loss had on the genre was devastating. Tejano isn't "dead", but the murder of the artist who was doing more for the genre than any other had, before or since, was the worst thing that could have happened to it.
I think the biggest reason is that a lot of the new generation does not listen to tejano music yes they grew up with it and have heard it but to actually have bailes and listen to tejano music daily is very rare not even rare but almost non existent. Take for example me I’m born in 2003 and I listen tejano daily from the early 70s stuff all the way to the 90s I try to share music such as mazz, la movida, the first albums of David lee Garza hasta Freddie Martinez early 80s and 70s music many don’t hate it, they just do not see the appeal. I see a lot of kids my age listen to campirano style or more urbano or even banda but as raulito said music changes. Though the biggest difference I see is tejano appealed to everyone, every single group sounded different and had their own style but now a days you hear any style of Spanish music and the only difference is the singer. And for me that’s the best thing of tejano older people back then liked it and younger people did and everything sounded amazing. Tejano music is not dead the problem is many people sound to similar the music is not bad it’s just way to similar and then it sounds stale and people stop listening. Though listen to early tejano some absolutely amazing stuff. I truly think tejano will have a comeback it’s just younger people have to listen too. You look at the age groups of 80s tejano almost all were teens or young adults. Y ahora es lo mismo campirano y banda y norteño is alottt of younger people listening to it. Many say I hate the new styles, I do not it’s just everything sounds to similar but these are just my opinions on why tejano has faded it’s never going to be gone it’s just very underground
The tejano music its in Monterrey that's where they appreciate texano music
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Rock i applause u sir really getting into country thing that Emilio fans for got good interview pa...
First it was Norteño with los alegres de teran and los Doneños and then Paulino Bernal and then Ramon Ayala who revolutionized Norteño and the style of playing the accordion and then came los Cadetes los Invasores etc. But conjuto music not to be mean but they stayed in the past in terms of playing the accordion and style that's why its popular among Texas.
Tony Saenz is the best vocalist in conjunto
Thnx to Raulito for acknowledging that INTOCABLE is Tejano. He is right in the sense that it evolved. So many different genres with in tejano music now. You got banda Tejana ( keyboards and trumpets) , Norteno Light, Progressive Conjunto and AJ Castillo kinda doing his own thing. But in the beginning and till the end of time PURO PINCHE CONJUNTO.
Intocable is Tejano cause they are from Texas. But Ricky Munoz would tell you himself. They did not want to be labeled as Tejano because it's like a stamp on you. That is true. I totally agree with Ricky
@@cmiller1746 I dont disagree. Just alot more too it than that.
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Tejano lyrics never evolved and other genres of music coming out killed it.
A la mayoria de los de mexico les gusta El tamborazo de carnaval/Circo que RUIDO TAN FEO 😵🤫 NOW THAT IS MUSIC THAT NEEDS TO EVOLVE😂😂😂
tejano never made it thru the 90s ☠️
Enjoy the show. Pero y no es por nada. Pero que pinche onda with your sound bro? Volume is so inconsistent.
Excuse me Robert plant said it very well remember us as we were and support a new rock and roll band
Ramon Ayala?? He’s not tejano! Lol
Cuando dicen conjunto me acuerdo de los Texas Tornados que fueron los mejores!!!
I think kids these days rather listen to narco corridos and banda NOT tejano
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The thing is Selena never released her English album while she was alive. So people automatically think it would of made it. But in reality we would never know. It's like if Emilio would of passed away before he released his country album. His album would of gone big in those times.
c miller Don’t be ridiculous. Selena was going to make it. She’s proving it now 25 years later. She’s the most celebrated Mexican American in the World.
What are you TALKING about? "Dreaming Of You" is the best - selling Latin album - not just "Tejano" album - in U.S. history. It sold more copies in 1 day than the album Mariah Carey had out at the time sold in a WEEK, and made Selena the first, and so far, the ONLY Latin artist to ever debut at number 1. It was the album that introduced Tejano music to the rest of the U.S., and to the rest of the world outside of Latin America. And, it was named "One of The Best and Most Important Records of The Popular Music Era". I'm pretty sure that meets the definition of "making it". Given these things, and that she had already risen to a height of fame in the Tejano world that even SHE never dreamed was possible, and had already recorded some songs in English throughout her career, anyway, the jump to being widely known and hugely popular in the English market wouldn't have taken long. It was inevitable, and it's now an established fact. When your music is played on English - language stations and super market sound systems, your music is listened to by people of all races / nationalities, and you see all kinds of people - not just Latinos - wearing Selena t shirts at the mall - as I do all the time in New York State - I think it's safe to say you've become a part of mainstream popular culture.
selfan4evr Very well said my friend
With all due respect , I think Raulitos music is lame he was just Emilio’s sidekick Tejano is not as popular with young people, todays tejano is more industrial to try to appeal to young people
Tejano is dead....nobody new worth seeing. Ricky is conjunto. I will always miss the old days of REAL TEJANO.
As much as I hate to admit it but tejano music is over. People and music change with the times.
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I was going to explain my thought. But it's to much writing lol. But ill leave the topic of what I was going to break down. This is my opinion and my opinion only. I think Selena hurt La Onda more than it helped it. Listen to what Iam saying La Onda not her brand. Her brand is sky high and will always be. But La Onda suffered.
It's pretty much dead in Dallas..
Its simple. Its a dead market. The old fans only care for the 80a.90s tejano. Nobody cares to listen to the new artist. Garry hobbs david lee jay ram la sombra Jimmy g. Same ol boring music. Intcocable siggno duelo solido thats not tejano.
Smh sad
Tejano music nowadays ain't tejano anymore it's so called tejano music
It died after selena died
Blanca Quinonez I completely agree with you
Basically, Selena's murder had as great an affect on Tejano music as Elvis' passing away in 1956 would have had on Rock and Roll, if not greater. Like Elvis in 1956, by 1995, she was the preeminent artist in her genre - she basically had no real competition to speak of, and her loss, just as she was finally on the verge of getting the mainstream recognition she had worked so long and so hard for, was devastating to her fans, and to the recording industry itself, both in terms of the level she had already risen to, and the boundless potential she exhibited with regard to mainstream American and international audiences. At the time of her passing, Selena was planning the "Dreaming Of You" tour, on which she would have performed in Europe and Asia for the first time. One can only imagine the world tours she'd be going on today.
Tejano is dead!! Puro Norteño
Basura la musica tejana aqui en California no suena!!!! Garbage music!!!
Banda Sinaloense,duranguense and musica Grupera became more popular than orchestra tejana
Ahora resulta que tejano se escucha mas que la misica mexicana raulito you ended in the music because emilio tu no traes nada wey lets be onest gracioso pero thats it no hables peyejadas brono manches