In just six months, Tejano Conjunto fans from across the globe will head to Alamo City for the 44th Annual Tejano Conjunto ...

Olga Flores has traveled from California to her hometown of San Antonio every year for the past 26 years. The reason she makes the hours-long drive is not to visit relatives, but to gather with ...

For decades, Flaco Jiménez has been synonymous with Sunday evenings at the Tejano Conjunto Festival en San Antonio at Rosedale Park. Come rain or sweltering heat, even on Mother’s Day some years, ...

Hello and welcome to Friday Eve. Several events will take place around San Antonio this weekend, like the 42nd annual Tejano Conjunto Festival, Whiskey Riot and Psychic Fest. The Conjunto Festival ...

1982 Tejano Conjunto Festival poster by Marcelino F. Villanueva, Jr. 1983 Tejano Conjunto Festival poster by Roberto B. Sosa 1984 Tejano Conjunto Festival poster by James Copp 1985 Tejano Conjunto ...

SAN ANTONIO — Get ready for three days of electrifying conjunto music at the "43rd Annual Tejano Conjunto Festival", the nation’s longest-running and most influential celebration of this Texas ...

16. San Antonio is an actual blue collar city. Meanwhile, Austin is a city full of trust fund kids who try to look blue collar by wearing mechanic shirts with names over their pockets. Credit: Jaime ...

In 1962, teenager Carlos “Chalito” Johnson and his brothers Juan, Raul and Gabriel formed Los Paisanos in San Antonio. The legendary conjunto group was honored at the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center's ...

SAN ANTONIO – The 42nd annual Tejano Conjunto Festival is returning this weekend with more than 20 of Texas’ best Conjunto bands and performers. The music festival is scheduled for May 17-19 at ...

After 29 years, the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center's Tejano Conjunto Festival en San Antonio is synonymous with historic performances at Rosedale Park. Legends including Flaco Jimenez, his brother ...

As Linda Escobar prepares for the 22 nd annual El Veterano Conjunto Festival, she reflected on the purposes behind the festival, named in honor of her father and musician, Eligio Roque Escobar.