Which decade had the best Tejano music?

Which decade had the best Tejano music?

Tejano music has evolved through the decades, each one leaving its mark on the dance floor and in our hearts. The 1970s brought conjunto and orquesta sounds into the spotlight, with pioneers like Little Joe y La Familia shaping the future of the genre. The 1980s saw the rise of crossover Tejano stars and the blending of traditional and modern sounds, making bands like Mazz household names. The 1990s are often remembered as Tejano’s golden era, led by legends such as Selena, Emilio Navaira, and La Mafia, who brought the music into mainstream recognition. The 2000s carried that legacy forward, with groups like Intocable and Bobby Pulido continuing to keep Tejano alive for a new generation. And of course, today’s artists are blending Tejano with pop, country, and regional Mexican styles, proving the genre is still evolving and thriving.

👉 Now it’s your turn — which decade do YOU think had the best Tejano music? Cast your vote in the poll below and tell us why in the comments!

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