Frontman Ricky Muñoz shared his thoughts on these honors in a heartfelt speech. "Being Tejano means a great deal to us. We represent two cultures and take pride in our Tejano heritage. Texas is an integral part of who we are, and these honors validate our efforts." He also emphasized the influence of Texas on the band's music over the past 30 years. "The diverse music culture here - conjunto, norteño, country, and more - has shaped us. Every night on stage, we relive our dreams and pay homage to our musical roots."
The official proclamation from Governor Greg Abbott praised the band's milestone. "Intocable has earned acclaim throughout the state and beyond with their unique blend of rock, pop, polka, cumbia, and folk music. Their 30 years of musical magic have created countless fond memories for Texans."
Over the past three decades, Intocable has achieved remarkable success. With over 55 million albums sold, 2 billion YouTube views, and 69 Billboard chart entries, they have left an indelible mark on Latin music. Their latest album, Modus Operandi, nominated for Best Norteño Album at the Latin Grammys, showcases their continued innovation.
Their ongoing 30th Anniversary Tour has captivated fans in cities like Los Angeles, Houston, and Phoenix. Performing both classic hits and new songs like "Mi Castigo" has rekindled the love for their music.
Intocable's musical legacy continues to inspire fans and artists alike. They remain one of the most influential groups in the world today, and their achievements serve as an inspiration for future generations.
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