Navaira formed his own band, Rio, in the late '80s with brother Raúl Navaira. The siblings were known for their goofy onstage antics, most notable a silly dance move known as the "Emilio Shuffle." ...

Navaira's two sons Diego and Emilio, IV, also San Antonio natives, are musicians themselves and perform throughout the region in their group Ready Revolution.

A never-before-seen interview of Tejano legend Emilio Navaira, who died Monday night, was released Tuesday and shows the star opening up about his fans, role model and critics in 2000.

Raulito Navaira was joined by his daughter and Emilio's three oldest children outside Market Square. "The pain we are going through is really, really hard, and that helps us know that my brother ...

Navaira and the band had been scheduled to head to California for tour dates later this week. Navaira and Rio have released more than a dozen albums, including “Acuerdate,” which won the ...

He was found unconscious in his home by family members around 8:30 p.m. on May 16. Navaira was not breathing and was rushed to the hospital, where doctors pronounced him dead. No signs of foul ...

SAN ANTONIO, Dec. 8 (UPI) -- Emilio Navaira's brother says the Tejano star underwent brain surgery at a San Antonio hospital after he experienced some swelling on the side of his head. Raul ...

Navaira's temperature is expected to be normal, or 98.6 degrees, by midnight, Hart said. Physicians will continue to monitor the pressure in his brain and adjust his medication as necessary, she said.

The San Antonio Express-News quoted Navaira's brother as saying he hadn't heard about the March accident's DWI classification. "Right now, I do not want to comment.

Navaira has been undergoing rehabilitation since wrecking his tour bus in suburban Houston in March. His agent, Joe Casias, did not return a call Friday from The Associated Press for comment.

Emilio Navaira, the Grammy-winning musician known for his mix of traditional Mexican music and accordion-based polka known as Tejano, died May 16 at his home in New Braunfels, Texas. He was 53.

Emilio Navaira, a legend in the Tejano music scene, has died at 53. Navaira was found unconscious at his home on Monday night, according to police in New Braunfels, Texas. Police say he appears to ...