Tejano Music Award for Best New Artist
American music award
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The Tejano Music Award for Best New Artist is an honor presented annually at the Tejano Music Awards, a ceremony that recognizes emerging vocalists and groups in the Tejano music industry. The award is given out in three subcategories: Male, Female, and Group.
AwardedforEmerging vocalists and groups in Tejano music
CountryUnited States
PresentedbyTexas Talent Musician Association
Firstaward2009
| Tejano Music Award for Best New Artist | |
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| Awarded for | Emerging vocalists and groups in Tejano music |
| Country | United States |
| Presented by | Texas Talent Musician Association |
| First award | 2009 |
| Currently held by |
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| Website | Tejanomusicawards.com |
Tristan Ramos, who won Best New Male Artist in 2019 at the age of 13, became one of the youngest recipients of a Tejano Music Award since its inception in 1981.[1] Mia, who won Best New Female Artist in 2018 at the age of 11, is the youngest recipient of any Tejano Music Award. Mia had broken the record for the youngest winner one year after Isabel Marie Sanchez held the title in 2017.[2]
Recipients
Best New Artist — Male
| Year | Winner | Nominees |
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| 2009[3] | Eddie Guerrero |
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| 2010[5] |
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| 2011[7] | Javier Hinojosa (of Texas Legend) |
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| 2012[3] | Ricky Valenz |
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| 2013[3] | Gabriel Zavala |
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| 2014[10][11] | Lucky Joe |
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| 2015[12][13] | Juan Jose Rodriguez (of Bajo Zero) |
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| 2016[14] | Rigo Navaira (of Remedio) |
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| 2017[15][16] | Ben Ozuna |
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| 2018[17][2] | Stevie D. (of Stevie D & The All-Star Cast) |
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| 2019[18] | Tristan Ramos |
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| 2020[19] | J.R. Gomez |
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| 2021[20][21] | Emanuel J |
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| 2022[22] | Elias Arredondo of The Homeboyz |
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| 2023[23] | Leeroy Camarillo of Magnifico 7 |
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| 2024[24] | Joey Martinez |
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| 2025[25] | Luis AG |
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Best New Artist — Female
| Year | Winner | Nominees |
|---|---|---|
| 2009[3] | Monica Castro |
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| 2010[3] | Veronica Sustaita (of Veronica Sustaita y Avance) |
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| 2011[3] | Betty Barajas (of Baraja de Oro) |
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| 2012[3] | Jessica Sanchez |
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| 2013[3] | Cacy Zavala |
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| 2014[3][11] | Crystal Torres |
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| 2015[13] | Yvone Ramos (of Yvone Ramos y Grupo Fuego) |
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| 2016[14] | Destiny Navaira (of Remedio) |
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| 2017[16] | Isabel Marie Sanchez |
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| 2018[2] | Mia |
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| 2019[18] | Angelique (of Angelique & the Sweet City Band) |
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| 2020[19] | Monica Saldivar |
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| 2021[21] | Liz Garcia |
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| 2022[22] | Angelica Alcoser |
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| 2023[23] | Di Marie (of Mike Gonzalez & The Iconiczz) |
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| 2024[24] | Gabriella Martinez |
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| 2025[25] | Jenny B |
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Best New Artist — Group
| Year | Winner | Nominees |
|---|---|---|
| 2009[3] | Grupo Sueno |
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| 2010[3] | Veronica Sustaita y Avance |
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| 2011[3] | Badd Boyz del Valle |
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| 2012[3] | Tejano Highway 281 |
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| 2013[3] | La Calma |
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| 2014[3][11] | Dwayne & The Tex Mexplosion |
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| 2015[13] | Grupo Imagen |
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| 2016[14] | Remedio |
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| 2017[16] | Dezigual |
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| 2018[2] | Rick Fuentes and the Brown Express |
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| 2019[18] | Angelique & the Sweet City Band |
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| 2020[19] | J.R. Gomez y Los Conjunto Bandits |
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| 2021[21] | South Texas Homies |
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| 2022[22] | The Homeboyz |
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| 2023[23] | Mike Gonzalez & The Iconiczz |
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| 2024[24] | Joey Martinez Y Miradas |
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| 2025[25] | Luis AG & Oros Band |
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