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David Lee Rodriquez of Cuatro11 Carries on a Family Legacy Through Music and New Album ‘III’ | KSAB Tejano 99.9 | Tejano Nation News (opens the original)
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For David Lee Rodriquez, music has always been more than a career—it’s a family legacy, a promise, and a way of keeping memories alive. From falling asleep under tables at his father E.P. Rodriquez’s gigs to picking up the guitar at the urging of his brother Martin, David Lee’s musical journey has taken him from the world of heavy metal to the heart of Tejano music. Now, as the frontman of Cuatro11, he is embracing his family’s history while pushing his own creative boundaries on the band’s late
Tejano Event Producer Jim Luna Looks Back on 50 Years of Keeping La Onda Tejana Alive | KSAB Tejano 99.9 | Tejano Nation News (opens the original)
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Tejano event producer Jim Luna reflects on nearly five decades of promoting Tejano music and culture in an interview with Tejano Nation journalist Rob Gomez. (Credit: Lisa Marie Gonzales / Tejano Nation) For nearly five decades, Jim Luna has been doing what he does best: bringing people together through Tejano music, culture and live entertainment. From promoting his first dance in his hometown of Angleton in 1979 to producing some of today’s biggest Tejano events across South Texas, the Tejano
Interview: Asalto’s Jordan Rodriguez Talks Hard Work, Confidence, and ‘Te T | KSAB Tejano 99.9 | Tejano Nation News (opens the original)
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Asalto frontman Jordan Rodriguez reflects on his musical journey, hard work and the success of “Te Traigo en la Mente” in exclusive Tejano Nation interview. (Credit: Julia Lopez) In an exclusive Tejano Nation interview, Asalto frontman Jordan Rodriguez opens up about the sacrifices of growing up in music, finding his confidence as a vocalist, the unexpected story behind the band’s name, and the inspiration behind Asalto’s latest hit, “Te Traigo en la Mente.” It’s a story of hard work, faith and
Joe Posada: The Saxophone Found Him — And Tejano Music Has Never Been the S | KSAB Tejano 99.9 | Tejano Nation News (opens the original)
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Legendary saxman Joe Posada reflects on his remarkable Tejano music career in an exclusive interview with Tejano Nation’s Rob Gomez. (Courtesy photo) Joe Posada didn’t find the saxophone. The saxophone found him. In an exclusive interview with Tejano Nation, the legendary saxman recalled how being in the right place at the right time changed the course of his life. Growing up on San Antonio’s West Side near the San Juan projects, Posada says he had started hanging around with a few “bad influenc
Tejano Legend Bobby Naranjo Dies, Leaving Lasting Legacy in Conjunto and Te | KSAB Tejano 99.9 | Tejano Nation News (opens the original)
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Legendary accordionist Bobby Naranjo, whose distinctive style and decades of contributions helped shape the sound of Tejano music, has passed away. (Courtesy photo) Bobby Naranjo, one of the most respected accordionists in Tejano and conjunto music, has passed away at 71, leaving behind a musical legacy that spans more than five decades. Revered for his distinctive playing style, innovative arrangements, and contributions as a bandleader, composer, and studio musician, Naranjo helped shape the s
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