2010 Tejano Music Awards Top 5 Nominees
* Due to the special “30th Annual Decade Awards”, the Crossover and Vocal Duo categories will not be awarded. These categories will be continued next year.
Art Tijerina – Grupo Vida
Elida Reyna
Jay Perez
Jimmy Gonzalez – Grupo Mazz
Ruben Ramos – Mexican Revolution
Male Vocalist of the Year
Jay Perez
Jimmy Gonzalez – Grupo Mazz
Michael Salgado
Ruben Ramos – Mexican Revolution
Sunny Sauceda – y Todo Eso
Female Vocalist of the Year
Elida Reyna
Leslie Lugo
Linda Escobar
Monica Castro
Stefani Montiel
Best New Male
AJ Castillo
Ben Rodriguez – XS Band
Chepito Balli – y Tejano Brown
Eddie Jimenez – Da Krazy Pimpz
Gabriel – Bob Gallarza
Best New Female
Jenny Albarez – Grupo Aldaco
Joyce Adams – Los Texas Wranglers
Larissa Maldonado – Larrisa
Tania Castaneda – Los Matadors
Veronica Sustaita – y Avance
Best New Group – (Six in this category due to a tie)
Chepito Y Tejano Brown
Chicas De Canela
Da Krazy Pimpz
Grupo Aldaco
Los Texas Wranglers
Veronica Sustaita y Avance
Song of the Year
Elida Reyna – Playa Del Sol
Jay Perez – Estoy Convicido
Jimmy Gonzalez y Mazz – No Me Digas Que No
Raulito Navaira – Bajo De Tu Sombra
Stefani Montiel – Sigo Enamorada
Album of the Year – Tejano
David Lee Garza y Los Musicales – Aqui Estare
Elida Reyna – Elida Reyna “LIVE”
Jimmy Gonzalez y Mazz – Eternamente
Ruben Ramos & The Mexican Revolution – Revolutionized
Stefani Montiel – Divina
Album of the Year – Conjunto
Conjunto Inizzio – No Boundries
Hometown Boys – Cargando La Bandera
Linda Escobar y Su Conjunto – 25 Greatest Hits
Los TexManiacs – Borders y Bailes
Michael Salgado – Hombre Peligroso
Tickets for the awards show range from $15 to $60. For tickets, call 800-745-3000. For more information, log on to tejanomusic2010.com or tejanomusicawards.com.
Texas Talent Musicians Association (TTMA) is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to promote professional excellence; a better understanding and greater appreciation for Tejano music; and to provide a public forum for songwriters, performers and musicians in order to recognize their artistic efforts and achievements through the annual Tejano Music Awards and related events. TTMA is based in San Antonio, Texas: “The Tejano Music Capital of The World.”®















