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Johnny y Los Texas Plowboys Win Tejano Artist of the Year at 2026 Texas Country Music Awards

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Source: Tejano Nation

Johnny y Los Texas Plowboys are celebrating a major career milestone after officially winning Tejano Artist of the Year at the 10th annual Texas Country Music Awards on Sunday, November 8, 2026. The awards ceremony took place at the historic Billy Bob’s Texas in the Fort Worth Stockyards, recognizing artists and bands making an impact across the Texas music scene. The Roscoe, Texas-based group emerged as the winner from a competitive field of five finalists that included Laura Linda, Sunny Sauceda, Tejas Brothers and Tex Mex Hippies. Led by musician Juan “Johnny” Abrigo, Johnny y Los Texas Plowboys have developed a distinctive sound that brings together traditional Tejano music and the storytelling spirit of Texas country. Their music combines familiar country influences with Tejano rhythms, including cumbias and rancheras, while showcasing traditional instrumentation such as accordion and bajo sexto.

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