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Phyllis Narromore, left, and Felix Vargas dance to the music at the Tejano Music National Convention at Paris hotel-casino on Saturday, July 1, 2017, in Las Vegas. Morgan Lieberman Las Vegas Review-Journal

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Sandra Pineda applauds for a music band at the Tejano Music National Convention at Paris hotel-casino on Saturday, July 1, 2017, in Las Vegas. Morgan Lieberman Las Vegas Review-Journal

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Attendees of the Tejano Music National Convention watch a musical performance at Paris hotel-casino on Saturday, July 1, 2017, in Las Vegas. Morgan Lieberman Las Vegas Review-Journal

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Joel Gloria of "Texas Funk" music band performs at the Tejano Music National Convention at Paris hotel-casino on Saturday, July 1, 2017, in Las Vegas. Morgan Lieberman Las Vegas Review-Journal

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Joel Gloria and Bella Gloria, 2, spend time together at the Tejano Music National Convention at Paris hotel-casino on Saturday, July 1, 2017, in Las Vegas. Morgan Lieberman Las Vegas Review-Journal

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Merchandise booths line the aisles at the Tejano Music National Convention at Paris hotel-casino on Saturday, July 1, 2017, in Las Vegas. Morgan Lieberman Las Vegas Review-Journal

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Reyna Gutierrez sways to the music at the Tejano Music National Convention at Paris hotel-casino on Saturday, July 1, 2017, in Las Vegas. Morgan Lieberman Las Vegas Review-Journal

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By Briana Erickson Las Vegas Review-Journal

July 1, 2017 - 6:21 pm

Olivia Cruz remembers being in her home in Olathe, Kansas, at age 10, swiping credit cards and hosting a few musicians, family and friends to celebrate Tejano music.

Fifteen years later, the homegrown tradition has become the Tejano National Convention. It celebrated its 14th year this weekend at Paris Las Vegas, with more than 50 performers, traditional Mexican food (including Menudo soup) and numerous booths to meet and talk with artists.

The weekend also featured internationally acclaimed Javier Molina for “Karaoke Showtime with Mr. Cowboy Cumbia” and traditional Tex-Mex dance instruction. Last year, 3,500 people attended and the same was expected this year, Cruz said.

“It’s more than just old music, or something your grandparents used to listen to,” she said.

The convention was inspired by Cruz’s grandparents — and her parents, David Chavez and Sarah Ruiz Chavez, who created the festival after noticing a downhill trend in the Tejano music industry.

When Cruz hears Tejano music, which she describes as “folksy-Mexican,” she thinks of her grandfathers. One played in a band in his basem*nt until he was physically unable; the other rises at dawn to feed chickens in his South Texas farm.

“The thing that they both have in common is Tejano music,” she said. “That kind of spirit is what we want to capture, and we want to keep it alive.”

The spirit seemed to thrive Saturday. Throngs of people wearing boots and cowboy hats, some red, white and blue in honor of the Fourth of July, filed into Paris Las Vegas’ convention space. Onstage, one performer sang a Tejano rendition of Beyonce’s “Single Ladies (Put a Ring on it)” to appeal to the younger generation.

Sunny Sauceda from San Antonio taught 4-year-old Noah how to play his small accordion. Tapping his boot, he took suggestions from the audience and twiddled his fingers across the buttons across his chest.

Outside the Tejano experience fanfare and expo center, Yolanda Teneyuque and her husband, Domingo, stood in line for food.

“This music brings a lot of memories,” Domingo said. His wife nodded, adding that the two Texans moved to California but have been attending national Tejano music conventions for five years.

“Texan people just have a different way of talking to you,” Yolanda said. “I miss it.”

Next to the couple, Dules Fuentes stood alone, holding this year’s program, which depicts a photo of her and her husband, Marcos, dancing at last year’s convention. They come every year, she said. He died in February.

“Now, I’m here alone,” she said. “But this picture is like a miracle. He’s here today.”

Contact Briana Erickson at berickson@reviewjournal.com or 702-387-5244. Follow @brianarerick on Twitter.

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Tejano music, culture energize Las Vegas convention (2024)

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What is Tejano music and why is it so popular? ›

Tejano, popular music style fusing Mexican, European, and U.S. influences. Its evolution began in northern Mexico (a variation known as norteño) and Texas in the mid-19th century with the introduction of the accordion by German, Polish, and Czech immigrants.

Who are the pioneers of Tejano music? ›

Tejano trailblazers Lydia Mendoza, Narciso Martinez, and Bruno Villarreal were among the first Mexican-Americans in Texas to make records. Mendoza, a singer known as the Lark of the Border, came from a San Antonio family of traveling musicians. Martinez and Villarreal were accordionists from the Rio Grande Valley.

What are the four non traditional Mexican musical instruments used in Tejano music? ›

Non-traditional Mexican musical instruments such as the accordion, violin, saxophone, and the 12-string bajo sexto bass guitar became standard accompaniment for soloists or small groups of vocalists.

How to explain Tejano music? ›

Tejano music combines Mexican polkas,“baladas” which are love songs in slow tempo, as well as elements of rock,pop,country,reggae and even rap (Tatum,2001). Tejano music is sometimes called conjunto music because it involves the use of accordion ensembles as well as guitars and bass like instruments.

Who is the most famous Tejano singer? ›

It reached a much larger audience in the late 20th century thanks to the explosive popularity of the singer Selena ("The Queen of Tejano"), Mazz, and other performers like La Mafia, Ram Herrera, La Sombra, Elida Reyna, Elsa García, Laura Canales, Oscar Estrada, Jay Perez, Emilio Navaira, Esteban "Steve" Jordan, Shelly ...

Who is considered the queen of Tejano music? ›

That's right, today's Wonder of the Day is about the one and only Queen of Tejano Music—Selena! Selena Quintanilla was born on April 16, 1971. She grew up in Texas. Her father, Abraham Quintanilla, was a musician.

What is the difference between a Chicano and a Tejano? ›

The word Chicano comes from the term Mexica, the Nahuatl (Aztec language) name for the Aztecs. Mexicano, pronounced Mechicano (some say Meshicano), is the Nahuatl/Spanish pronunciation for Mexican. Tejanos are Mexicans and Chicanos from Texas.

Who is the king of Tejano music? ›

This was due to the popularity of American singer Selena, who was called the "Queen of Tejano Music". Selena dominated the female-only awards, while American singer Emilio Navaira was called the "King of Tejano music".

What is Tejano style food? ›

Many foods like cheddar cheese, beef, wheat, and cumin were introduced and incorporated into the traditional Mexican food by Tejanos cooking in their own homes. This gave birth to many other popular dishes we eat today, like wheat tortillas, nachos, chili con carne, burritos, and barbacoa.

Why does Mexican music sound German? ›

The region of south Texas became known as the German Belt. It's from these European immigrants that Mexico got the accordion—and from this instrument, Norteña got its unique sound.

What is the nationality of the Tejanos? ›

Who are Tejanos? Tejanos are descendants of the Spaniards and Mestizos – Spanish, Native American, and other groups – so they are largely a mixed race people. As a group, they are identified as a Hispanic people. Texas history and the Southwest are very intricately linked to the Spanish colonial period.

Who is the father of Tejano music? ›

Isidro Lopez (1929–2004) was a legendary Mexican-American musician and is often considered to be the father of Tejano music.

What does Tejano literally mean? ›

1. : a Texan of Hispanic descent. often used before another noun. 2. [probably short for conjunto tejano, literally, Texan ensemble] : Tex-Mex popular music that combines elements of European waltzes and polkas, country music, and rock and that often features an accordion.

How were the Tejanos treated? ›

The Texas government also declared to be aliens any Tejanos who left the Republic during the Texas Revolution. Violent intimidation and murder forced many Tejanos to leave Texas and squatters quickly occupied their lands. Lynchings, beatings, and riotings broke out against Mexican American landowners.

What is the difference between Tejano and Mexican music? ›

Tejano and norteño are borderlands styles similar in instrumentation, both featuring accordion and bajo sexto, so the differences are largely regional: norteño refers to northern Mexico while Tejano refers mainly to music played by Mexican Americans in South Texas.

What best describes Tejano music? ›

It is world music that is a unique synthesis of the German/European button accordion with its polkas and waltzes, combined with the Spanish bajo sexto guitar and indigenous/Mexican rhythms such as the huapango.

What is the significance of Tejanos? ›

Tejanos are descendants of the Spaniards and Mestizos – Spanish, Native American, and other groups – so they are largely a mixed race people. As a group, they are identified as a Hispanic people. Texas history and the Southwest are very intricately linked to the Spanish colonial period.

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