Bobby Pulido wins third Latin Grammy for best Tejano album
The singer, who won a U.S. House seat on Nov. 3, took the prize for "Una Tuya y Una Mía (Vol. 2/En Vivo)".
Bobby Pulido won the Latin Grammy for best Tejano album on Thursday night in Las Vegas, at the 27th edition of the awards. He took it for "Una Tuya y Una Mía (Vol. 2/En Vivo)", the second live record in his "Bobby Pulido & Friends" series.
It is his third Latin Grammy and his second in a row in the category. He won first in 2022 for "Para Que Baile Mi Pueblo" and again in 2025 for the first volume of "Una Tuya y Una Mía". This year he beat Kevin Aguilar, Destiny Navaira, Jay Perez and Vilax.
The award comes nine days after Pulido, a Democrat, won Texas' 15th Congressional District over Republican Rep. Monica De La Cruz. He takes office in January 2027.
Tejano music grew out of the Texas-Mexico border and has an audience on both sides. The 15th District sits in South Texas, in that same stretch of the border, and Pulido will start legislating in Washington in January.
