Stefani Montiel's electrifying performance at the 44th Annual Tejano Music Awards was a highlight of the evening. Held at the Boeing Center at Tech Port in San Antonio, Texas, on Friday, November 22, 2024, this event brought together the best of Tejano music and culture. | Photo: Mariaelena Villarreal / Tejano Nation

An Opportunity to Relive the Magic

If you missed the live show, don't worry! The 44th Annual Tejano Music Awards will broadcast on select Sinclair Broadcast Group television stations across the country on December 28, 2024. Check your local station for the scheduled time, as it may vary in each market and is subject to change.In Abilene, TX, it will be on KTXS. In Amarillo, TX, it can be seen on KVIl / KVIH. In Austin, TX, it's on KEYE. In Bakersfield, CA, tune in to KBFX / KBAK. In Beaumont, TX, look for KFDM.3 / KFDM. In El Paso, TX, it's on KFOX / KDBC. In Fresno, CA, catch it on KFRE / KMPH. In Green Bay, WI, it's on WCWF / WLUK. In Las Vegas, NV, it will be on KVCW/ KVCW.2/KSNV. In Oklahoma City, OK, it's on КОСВ / КОКН. In Reno, NV, it can be found on KRXI / KNSN. And in San Angelo, TX, it will be on КTXE. In San Antonio, TX, it will be on KABB / WOAI.2.The awards show featured performances from Powerhouse Avizo, paying tribute to legendary figures such as Jimmy Edward, Joe Bravo, Jimmy Gonzalez, Steve Jordan, Jessy Serrata, Alfonso Ramos, and Emilio Navaira. Alongside them, Da Krazy Pimpz, David Marez, Jay Perez, La Calma, Lucky Joe, Solido, Stefani Montiel, Sunny Sauceda, and The Homeboyz also took the stage.The Tejano Music Awards is the most prestigious and longest running Tejano music event in the world. It honors and recognizes the achievements and accomplishments of Tejano artists in various categories. The event also showcases the diversity and richness of Tejano music and culture.Don't miss this opportunity to enjoy the spectacular show and support your favorite Tejano artists. Tune in to your local station and relive the magic of the 44th Annual Tejano Music Awards.Follow Tejano Nation on Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), and Instagram, and subscribe to our YouTube channel to keep up with everything Tejano. Listen to new Tejano music first with our Spotify playlists and iHeartRadio podcast.

Powerhouse Avizo's Tribute

Powerhouse Avizo's tribute to the legendary Tejano figures was a moving experience. Their performance was filled with energy and passion, paying homage to the artists who have shaped Tejano music. Jimmy Edward's smooth vocals, Joe Bravo's energetic stage presence, Jimmy Gonzalez's guitar skills, Steve Jordan's drumming, Jessy Serrata's heartfelt lyrics, Alfonso Ramos' unique style, and Emilio Navaira's charisma all came together to create a memorable tribute. This tribute not only honored the past but also inspired the next generation of Tejano artists.

The Performances of Other Artists

The performances of Da Krazy Pimpz, David Marez, Jay Perez, La Calma, Lucky Joe, Solido, Stefani Montiel, Sunny Sauceda, and The Homeboyz were equally impressive. Each artist brought their own style and talent to the stage, showcasing the diversity of Tejano music. Da Krazy Pimpz's rap-infused Tejano music had the crowd dancing and singing along. David Marez's powerful vocals and emotional lyrics touched the hearts of many. Jay Perez's smooth guitar playing and stage charm added a touch of elegance to the show. La Calma's soothing melodies and harmonious vocals created a peaceful atmosphere. Lucky Joe's energetic performances and comedic timing had the audience laughing and cheering. Solido's tight musicianship and dynamic stage presence kept the energy high. Stefani Montiel's powerful vocals and stage presence were a sight to behold. Sunny Sauceda's energetic performances and infectious energy brought the house down. And The Homeboyz's high-energy performances and brotherly bond added a unique flavor to the show.These performances demonstrated the depth and breadth of Tejano music and the talent of the artists who participated in the 44th Annual Tejano Music Awards. It was a night to remember and a celebration of Tejano music and culture.