Another awesome Tejano show has been announced to celebrate Diez y Seis de Septiembre! Performing on Saturday, September 19 will be Los Desperadoz and Los Garcia Brothers. This is a treat because Los Desperadoz don't come to our area very often.
The performance will take place at the El Campo Civic Center, and tables are available. If you need tickets or event information, please call 979 532-5500. Don't miss this incredible night of Tejano music that celebrates our culture while supporting an incredible cause. I don't think that I have ever seen these two bands on the same bill in the Crossroads. It's going to be a great Tejano show.
The Wharton Hispanic Chamber of Commerce aims to create a countywide community of businesses and individuals that helps Hispanics with social and economic growth. This also includes scholarships for Hispanic students graduating from all five Wharton County High Schools.
El Campo has slowly been emerging as a Tejano hotspot and has introduced a new way to enjoy live Tejano music. Poolside! In fact, this weekend, Jay Perez, Los Conjunto Cats, and David Marez will perform at the Lost Lagoon.
Be sure you keep your radio locked into KLUB Tejano 106.9 and stay up to date with live Tejano music in South Texas.
Check out this Desporadoz jam that will take you back. I always referred to this as the "cough song" when I was a kid.
@homievaldez68#throwback#music#tejano#fypp#tejanotiktok#tejanonation#tejanoandproud♬ Positive, hip hop, background - Kirill Kharchenko
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