Ramón Ayala, born December 8th, 1945 in Monterrey, Mexico is a master accordionist, vocalist, and songwriter with a career that spans over 40 years. Ramón Ayala has defined norteño music with ...

The King of the Accordion is ready to say goodbye after a six-decade career. By Tere Aguilera Ramón Ayala has revealed the date for his final concert, marking the end of a successful career that began ...

Ramón Ayala is one of the most iconic figures of Norteño music. He rose to fame in the ’60s as part of the duo Los Relámpagos del Norte, alongside Cornelio Reyna, and for more than half a century he ...

It's a big weekend for music in Central Texas. Here in the Alamo City, Cage the Elephant is taking over the Boeing Center, and it's also the first weekend of the Austin City Limits Music Festival, ...

Many artists have their signature instruments: Stevie Wonder makes magic on the piano/keyboard, Carlos Santana wails with his electric guitar, and Willie Nelson serenades us with notes from Trigger.

El Rey Del Acordeón, or King of the Accordion, will perform live at Midnight Rodeo on Oct. 26. Gonzalez's bandmates will join the conjunto star to ensure the "legend continues" after Gonzalez's June ...

Mexican music legend Ramón Ayala says he's OK after falling while performing at Hidalgo's Border Fest on Sunday, April 3. The 76-year-old, who lives in the border town, posted an Instagram video ...

One of the founders of modern norteño music will be on the south side as part of a day of Latin music. Ramon Ayala is headlining a show Sunday, March 11 at R&J Music Pavillion. The show starts at 2 pm ...

"Claro Que Se Puede" will appear on "Proyecto de Amor" ("project of love"), a 13-track album produced by the Hermes Music Foundation and set for release this fall. By Ayala Ben-Yehuda Willie Nelson, ...

Go Tejano Day wasn’t a record breaker this year. But it was close. Sunday’s show featuring Ramon Ayala y los Bravos del Norte drew 74,320 paid attendance. It’s the first time Go Tejano Day hasn’t ...

It was 1987. Music writer and photographer Ramón Roberto Hernández, then freelancing for the San Antonio Express-News, wrote a piece about a song recorded by music legends Julio Iglesias and Stevie ...