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July 3, 2009
June 16,
2009
2. BROADCASTING
3. HONORARY INDUCTEES
4. CONJUNTO TRADITIONAL
5. CONJUNTO PROGRESSIVE
6. ENTERTAINERS
7. ORCHESTRA/BIG BAND:
9. COMPOSER
11. ACCORDION:
12: MILLION DOLLAR BAND:
B. GUITAR: Rudy Palacios, San Antonio, Texas
13. LIFE TIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD:
14. FEMALE ENTERTAINER:
15. PIONEER TEJANO AWARD:
16.
HISTORICAL HALL |
The Tejano R.O.O.T.S. Hall of Fame is the official Hall of Fame for Tejano Music as designated by House Bill 1019 and signed into law by Governor Rick Perry of the Great State of Texas on May 3, 2001. The Tejano R.O.O.T.S. Museum is situated at 213 N. Wright Street in Alice, Texas, the Birthplace of Tejano.
Alice has long been recognized as “The
Birthplace of Tejano” dating back to the mid 1940’s
when Armando Marroquin, Sr. of Alice and partner Paco Bentacourt
of San Benito, Texas launched what was to be the first home based
recording company to record Tejano artists exclusively. Ideal
Records, which was based in Alice, the heart of South
Texas and under the direction of Marroquin became the perfect
vehicle for Tejano groups and artists to get their music to the
public. Marroquin, who also owned and operated a jukebox company,
insured that Ideal recordings would be distributed throughout
South Texas. The songs recorded, which were contributed by Tejano
and Mexican composers became very popular through jukeboxes
placed in restaurants, cantinas or any other establishment that
would have them, and the then very scarce Spanish language radio
programs.
TEJANO
R.O.O.T.S.
CONTINUES TO RECOGNIZE THE TEJANO STARS
THAT HAVE
CONTRIBUTED TO THE TEJANO MUSIC
INDUSTRY. 2009 IS THE YEAR THAT TEJANO ROOTS CELEBRATE ITS 10TH
ANNIVERSARY,
REY RAMOS
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