Studio A

Conjunto music is a popular, high-energy Tex-Mex dance music that is indigenous to South and Central Texas. Developed by working-class Mexican Americans in South Texas during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, it started when Tejanos, Texans of Mexican heritage, took an interest in the accordion music of German, Polish, and Czech immigrants. The accordion music that came after soon became the representation of Tejano living. It’s a tradition shared by many Tejano communities throughout South and Central Texas, celebrated especially through local fiestas and afternoon parties.

Experience conjunto–music that is uniquely Texan Mexican American–with Federico and Juan Longoria this coming Sunday, May 3 at 3pm in Studio A. We’re grateful to Texas Folklife for this wonderful collaboration!

TEXAS FOLKLIFE: Texas, My Texas
🗓️ Sunday, May 3, 2026
📍Studio A
🕔 Doors at 2:30, Show at 3:00pm
🎟️ Tickets @ oneworldonemusic.org

This project is supported in part by an Elevate Grant of Austin Arts, Culture, Music, and Entertainment.

We're BURSTING with excitement to invite you to our next One World, One Music concert happening next week at the studio, but before that, we'd like to close out our Living Music gala with these words of thanks from our team.

Thank you for celebrating our 10th year with us, and for making our event a success! ❤️