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is an annual awards ceremony recognizing the accomplishments of

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musicians from the prior year.

Award winners

Vocalists of The Year

*Male Vocalist of The Year **

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* Female Vocalist of The Year **

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Vocal Duo Of the Year

*Joe Lopez, Jimmy Gonzalez,

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Albums of the Year

*Orchestra: ''

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*Progressive: ''Southern Exposure'' by

*Traditional: ''Unrivaled'' by Los Chamacos

Songs of The Year

*Song of The Year **"La Charanga" by Fandango USA *Single of The Year **"La Charanga" by Fandango USA *Tejano Country Song of The Year **"I've Got A Never Ending Love" by Ram Herrera *Instrumental of the Year **"Posse Polkas" by David Lee Garza Y Los Musicales *Tejano Music Video of the Year **"Lucero De Mi Alma" by

Entertainers of the Year

*Male Entertainer of The Year **

*Female Entertainer of The Year **

Most Promising Band of The Year

*Estrella

Showband of The Year

*David Lee Garza y Los Musicales

References

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External links

The Tejano Music Awards official website
Tejano Music Awards by year