Tejano Music Award for Male Vocalist of the Year
Tejano Music Award for Male Vocalist of the Year | |
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Current: 2020 Tejano Music Awards | |
Awarded for | Male Vocalist of the Year |
Country | United States |
Presented by | Texas Talent Musicians Association |
First awarded | 1981 |
Currently held by | Jay Perez (2020) |
Most awards | Jay Perez (12) |
Website | Tejano Music Awards |
The Tejano Music Award for Female Vocalist of The Year is an honor presented annually by the
San Antonio Convention Center until 1994,[6] and the Alamodome until 1999.[7] As of 2015, the ceremony is held annually at the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts in San Antonio, Texas.[8]
Winners and nominees
Listed below are the winners of the award for each year, as well as the other nominees.
Key | Meaning |
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‡ | Indicates the winner |
Year | Performer | Ref |
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1981 (1st) |
Roberto Pulido‡ | [9] |
1982 (2nd) |
Jimmy Edwards‡ | [9] |
1983 (3rd) |
Joe Lopez‡ | [9] |
1984 (4th) |
Little Joe Hernandez‡ | [9][10] |
Robert Pulido | ||
Joe Lopez | ||
1985 (5th) |
Roberto Pulido‡ | [9] |
1986 (6th) |
Oscar Gonzalez‡ | [9] |
1987 (7th) |
Ram Herrera‡ | [9] |
1988 (8th)
|
Ram Herrera‡ | [9] |
1989 (9th)
|
Joe Lopez‡ | [9] |
1990 (10th) |
David Marez‡ | [9][11] |
Joe Lopez | ||
Ram Herrera | ||
Emilio Navaira | ||
Oscar Gonzales | ||
Ruben Ramos | ||
Adalberto | ||
Joe Pasado | ||
Tony Guerrero | ||
Roberto Pulido | ||
Oskar S. Gonzalez | ||
1991 (11th) |
Joe Lopez‡ | [9][12][13] |
Oscar Gonzales | ||
Emilio Navaira | ||
1992 (12th) |
Joe Lopez‡ | [9][14] |
Oscar Gonzales | ||
Emilio Navaira | ||
1993 (13th) |
David Marez‡ | [9][15] |
Joe Lopez | ||
Emilio Navaira | ||
David Lee Garza | ||
Jay Perez | ||
1994 (14th) |
Emilio Navaira‡ | [9][16] |
Garry Hobbs | ||
Joe Lopez | ||
1995 (15th) |
Emilio Navaira‡ | [9][17] |
Jay Perez | ||
Joe Lopez | ||
1996 (16th) |
Emilio Navaira‡ | [9][18] |
Adalberto | ||
Gary Hobbs | ||
Gavino | ||
Hugo Guerrero | ||
Jay Perez | ||
Joe Lopez | ||
Michael Salgado | ||
Pete Astudillo | ||
Ram Herrera | ||
Ricardo Castillon | ||
Ricky Martinez | ||
1997 (17th) |
Michael Salgado‡ | [9][19] |
Jay Perez | ||
Pete Astudillo | ||
1998 (18th) |
Bobby Pulido‡ | [9][20][21] |
Pete Astudillo | ||
Emilio Navaira | ||
1999 (19th)
|
Michael Salgado‡ | [9][22] |
Jay Perez | ||
Bobby Pulido | ||
2000 (20th)
|
Jay Perez‡ | [9][23] |
Michael Salgado | ||
Ricky Munoz | ||
2001 (21st)
|
Jay Perez‡ | [9] |
2002 (22nd)
|
Jimmy Gonzalez‡ | [9][24] |
Jay Perez | ||
Bobby Pulido | ||
2003 (23rd)
|
Jay Perez‡ | [9][25] |
Bobby Pulido | ||
Jimmy Gonzalez | ||
Ram Herrera | ||
Ruben Ramos | ||
2004 (24th) |
Jay Perez‡ | [9] |
2005 (25th) |
Jay Perez‡ | [9][26] |
Art Tijerina | ||
Ben De León | ||
Carlos Maldonado | ||
Chente Barrera | ||
David Márez | ||
DJ Kane | ||
Felipe Muñoz | ||
Jesse Marroquin | ||
Jonny Martínez | ||
Mark Ledesma | ||
Ram Herrera | ||
2006 (26th)
|
Jay Perez‡ | [9][27][28] |
Adalberto Gallegos | ||
Gary Hobbs | ||
Jimmy Gonzalez | ||
Michael Salgado | ||
2007 (27th)
|
Jay Perez‡ | [9][29] |
Gary Hobbs | ||
Jimmy Gonzalez | ||
John Hernandez | ||
Ram Herrera | ||
David Mares | ||
2008 (28th)
|
Jay Perez‡ | [9] |
2009 (29th)
|
Jay Perez‡ | [9][30] |
Emilio Navaira | ||
Javier Galvan | ||
Jimmy Gonzalez | ||
Ruben Ramos | ||
2010 (30th)
|
Jay Perez‡ | [9][31] |
Jimmy Gonzalez | ||
Michael Salgado | ||
Ruben Ramos | ||
Sunny Sauceda | ||
2011 (31st)
|
Jesse Turner‡ | [9][32] |
Bobby Pulido | ||
Elias Arredondo | ||
Gary Hobbs | ||
Jay Perez | ||
2012 (32nd)
|
Jesse Turner‡ | [9][33] |
Michael Salgado | ||
Jimmy González | ||
Jay Perez | ||
2013 (33rd) |
Ricky Valenz‡ | [9][34] |
Jay Perez | ||
Jesse Turner | ||
Ram Herrera | ||
Ricardo Castillon | ||
2014 (34th) |
Jimmy Gonzalez‡ | [9][35] |
Bobby Pulido | ||
Gary Hobbs | ||
Ricky Valenz | ||
Ruben Ramos | ||
2015 (35th) |
Jesse Turner‡ | [9][36] |
AJ Castillo | ||
Jimmy Gonzalez | ||
Lucky Joe | ||
Michael Salgado | ||
2016 (36th) |
Michael Salgado‡ | [9][37] |
Jaime De Anda | ||
Ram Herrera | ||
Ricky Valenz | ||
Ruben Ramos | ||
2017 (37th) |
Jay Perez‡ | [9][38] |
David Farias | ||
Gary Hobbs | ||
Jimmy Gonzalez | ||
Tony Guerrero | ||
2018 (38th) |
Art Tigerina‡ | [9][39] |
Jesse Villarreal | ||
Rodrigo Navaira | ||
Ruben Naranjo III | ||
Sunny Sauceda | ||
2019 (39th) |
Lucky Joe‡ | [9][40] |
Carlos Rodriquez | ||
J Angel Cantu | ||
Jimmy Gonzalez | ||
Michael Salgado | ||
2020 (40th) |
Jay Perez‡ | [9][41] |
Gary Hobbs | ||
James Arreola | ||
Leonel Correa, Jr. | ||
Stevie D |
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