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When I asked the four-time Tejano Academy Award winner what he thought about the idea that Tejano music is losing its appeal, he said: "What's struggling is not the music. It's the radio station airplay. We just have to go back to the way it was." Paying continuous tributes to the late Selena, he said, was once important. He noted that the focus nowadays, though, should be on the performers who are out in the industry, trying to make a living and keep Tejano music alive. You can watch Posada in action tonight starting at 8 p.m. at the Dallas Convention Center. |
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