San Antonio’s native sons, The Last Bandoleros, have been earning effusive accolades for their accomplished musicianship and impressive harmonies opening for respected artists such as Sting, The Mavericks, Los Lobos and Dwight Yoakum. The trio lovingly refer to their unique new sound - a mix of Rock, Pop and Latin flavor - as “Tex Flex” - also the name of their brand new album. “Tex Flex” is a delicious sonic “guiso” infusing elements of Bolero, Cumbia, Tejano, Bachata and Salsa into modern rock, country and pop production. The song “Maldita,” which begins with an alluring Spanish nylon guitar, has already received a prestigious Premio Tejano Mundial award for “Crossover Song of the Year” while “California Moon,” a haunting duet with singer/songwriter Hannah Brier, evokes an unforgettable drive down LA's Sunset Boulevard. Other selections from “Tex Flex” include the effervescent “Every Time We Dance,” stunning ballad “Mi Amor,” Salsa-flavored “In Between,” romantic Bachata beat-driven “Fall in Love Again,” Tejano-flavored “Friends Zone” and rollicking “Somewhere in Texas” - a country-fueled ode to their beloved stomping grounds complete with Cumbia break-down. Also included on the album is a modernized Tex-Flex rendition of Eddie Cochran’s iconic “Something Else” and mesmerizing cover of Los Panchos’ heart-wrenching classic “Sin Un Amor” which wonderfully showcases The Last Bandoleros’ irresistible harmonies. See The Last Bandoleros live now www.thelastbandoleros.com