Tejano Democrats State Convention 2023

Tejano Democrats State Convention 2023 in Corpus Christi TX. Save the date: Friday, Sept 15, 2023 to Sunday, Sept 17, 2023

Coastal Bend Tejano Democrats host Tejano Democrats State Convention 2023. Corpus Christi is the birthplace of Tejano civil rights. On Diez y Seis weekend join Tejano leaders lay the groundwork for the 2024 election cycle. Don’t miss this event.

Register for Tejano Democrats State Convention 2023 today! Join us in Corpus Christi, Texas Sept 15- 17.

A new chapter of the State Tejano Democrats, Coastal Bend Tejano Democrats is hosting the Tejano Democrats State Convention 2023. Join us at the Emerald Beach Hotel. Feel free to arrive early or stay an extra day to enjoy the city. Reserve hotel rooms here.

Tejano History in Corpus Christi TX

A sparkling city jewel situated on the Gulf Coast of TX, renowned for its sandy beaches and beautiful bayfront. It’s also a pulsating hub of Tejano heritage, a blend of Mexican and Texan cultures that dates back centuries. Tejano, a term used to describe Texans of Mexican descent, has deeply woven its roots into the fabric of this vibrant city. It a living testament to the power of cultural fusion.

The story of Tejano heritage in Corpus Christi starts long before the establishment of the city itself. Prior to the annexation of Texas to the United States, this region was a part of Mexico. The Tejano culture originated from the amalgamation of Spanish settlers, indigenous people, Mexicans, and eventually Anglos. Their combined influences gave birth to a unique way of life that embraced the traditions of the Spanish colonial past. It also embraces the progressive changes of the American frontier.

Tejano Music Heritage

Selena Quintanilla-Pérez, fondly remembered as the “Queen of Tejano Music,” is arguably one of the most iconic figures associated with both Corpus Christi and Tejano heritage. Born and raised in this coastal city, Selena’s magnetic voice and charismatic stage presence introduced many to Tejano music, bridging the gap between cultures and generations. Today, the Selena Museum stands in Corpus Christi as a touching tribute to her legacy. Every year, fans from around the world flock to this shrine to celebrate the indomitable spirit of a star who made Tejano music globally recognizable.

Tejano Culinary Influence

But the Tejano influence in Corpus Christi extends beyond just music. The cuisine of the region is another delightful reflection of this heritage. As you navigate the city, it’s common to stumble upon eateries offering mouth-watering Tejano dishes, ranging from spicy enchiladas to succulent tamales. These dishes, which represent a harmonious blend of Texan and Mexican culinary traditions, are a testament to the fusion of cultures that defines the Tejano way of life.

Additionally, the architectural panorama of Corpus Christi is replete with remnants of Tejano heritage. Many structures in the city showcase a blend of Spanish colonial designs intermixed with modern architectural aesthetics. Strolling through neighborhoods or the city center, one can observe the quaint charm of terracotta roofs, stucco walls, and ornate ironwork which speak of a time when Spanish and Mexican aesthetics dominated the region’s architectural narrative.

Tejano Civil Rights

Education and community centers in Corpus Christi also play a pivotal role in preserving and propagating Tejano heritage. The Tejano Civil Rights Museum and Resource Center in the city is dedicated to chronicling the journey and struggles of Tejanos throughout history. It serves as a reservoir of information for those keen on delving deep into the annals of Tejano history, celebrating the contributions and achievements of the community.

One cannot overlook the tight-knit Tejano community’s influence in maintaining their rich traditions. Resilience, passion, and commitment to preserving heritage are evident in their music, dance, family values, and community festivals. Generations have passed down stories, values, and traditions, ensuring that the spirit of the Tejano culture remains undiminished.

Corpus Christi is more than just a scenic coastal city. It’s a living tapestry of Tejano heritage, bearing witness to the confluence of Mexican and Texan cultures. Whether you’re drawn by the soulful strains of Tejano music, the delectable flavors of its cuisine, or the architectural and historical landmarks, Corpus Christi invites you to embrace and celebrate a culture that’s as vibrant and dynamic as the waves that caress its shores. Join us for the Tejano Democrats State Convention 2023.

For other Democratic events in Corpus Christi TX visit our calendar of events.

Beto Visiting Corpus Christi

Keeping the Lights On: A Statewide Drive for a Brighter Texas – Corpus Christi.

Keeping the Lights On: A Statewide Drive for a Brighter Texas – Corpus Christi

Beto will be in Corpus Christi Saturday Feb. 12 at noon, downtown at Texas State Museum of Asian Cultures & Education Center, 1809 N. Chaparral St. RSVP at https://www.mobilize.us/betofortexas/event/439222/

Beto merchandise will be available at event.

SPECIAL NOTE – The Nueces County Tejano Democrats invite all fellow Democrats to join our Adelante con Beto Caravan.

Beto Caravanners will meet at the Nueces County Democratic Headquarters- Bonilla Plaza at 10:30am. Caravan will leave by 10:45am and head to the Beto Event which will be held at the Asian Culture Museum @1809 N. Chaparral St.

Decorate your cars and trucks with Beto flags or signs , American flags, Texas flags, yard signs, magnetic signs, bumper stickers, streamers, window paint, etc… Trucks with A-Frames for any Democratic candidate are welcome to join us as well. Let’s make it an exciting Welcome Back for our friend and fellow Nueces County Tejano Democrat member BETO O’ROURKE!!! 

2022 Democratic Candidates

Democratic candidates running for Statewide office

2022 Democratic candidates for Governor:

2022 Democratic candidates for Lt. Governor:

2022 Democratic candidates for Attorney General:

2022 Democratic candidates for Comptroller:

2022 Democratic candidates for Land Commissioner:

2022 Democratic candidates for Agriculture Commissioner:

Primary Election Candidates – NUECES COUNTY ( non statewide)

Primary Election is Tuesday, March 1, 2022

Vote.

1. Congressional District 27

2. State Board of Education District 2

3. State Senator – SD 20 Senator Juan Chuy Hinojosa

4. State Senator – SD 27

5. State Rep district 34 – Abel Herrero

6. 13th Court of Appeals Place 3- Leticia Hinojosa

7. District Judge – 94th – Bobby Galvan

8. District Judge – 117th

9. District Judge – 148th- Carlos Valdez

10. County Judge – Barbara Canales

11. County Court at law #1

12. County Court at law #2  – Lisa Gonzales

13. County Court at law #3 – Deanne Galvan

14. District Clerk – Maria C (Kino) Ventura

15. County Clerk – Ruell Ector Guana

16. County Commissioner Precinct #2

17. Justice of the Peace Prct. 1 Pl#2  –  Henry Santana

18. Justice of the Peace Prct. 2 Pl#3 – Lucy Rubio

19. Justice of the Peace Prct. 5 Pl#2 – Armando B Gonzalez Jr.

20. County Chair

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