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Backyard Bash Winner 
Congratulations from all of us here at KTJK to Jose Martinez! We drew his name to receive food for 25 from La Hacienda Meat Market for the big game on Sunday! Thanks to La Hacienda Meat Market for having everything we need for the big game! Enjoy your party, Jose!

Michael Salgado 
Michael Salgado stopped by our station to talk with us about his music and his concert at Club Rain. He posed for a photo in front of his tour bus with Jay and George. Thanks for hanging out with us, Michael! Enjoy the rest of your tour!

Carlos Maldonado 

Carlos was in our studio this morning talking with Jay & Ana about his CD "Mas Fuerte Que Nunca" and answering some of Jay's crazy questions. Thanks for hanging out with us and we'll see you again soon! Check out his website at www.grupofuerte.com


Jimmy Gonzalez in hospital after congestive heart failure 

[By Ramiro Burr] Another shocking news flash, Jimmy Gonzalez is in the hospital after a heart condition.  Rumors began circulating as of Monday, but now we finally received some substantial information.  Jimmy Gonzalez, singer/bandleader of Grupo Mazz is in the Harlingen Hospital in stable condition after suffering what Freddie Records officials described as congestive heart failure and not a heart attack.  He is reportedly resting in stable condition, as of 1:40 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 5.  UPDATE: 3:41 PM: I just spoke with Freddie Records promoter Eloy Leija.  Leija said Gonzalez was admitted Tuesday overnight into the Harlingen Hospital.  He had been feeling weak and lethargic since Sunday and had low blood pressure.  On Tuesday, a decision was made to transport him by ambulance to the hospital.  However, Leija added, Gonzalez was feeling better and released today. He is, as of 3:45 p.m., in route to Corpus Christi where he will be checked by doctors at an undisclosed area hospital.  Leije reiterated what was announced earlier, that Gonzalez did not suffer a heart attack.  Gonzalez, 58, is the leader of a band that was a major driving force during Tejano's early '90s renaissance.  During that time, Grupo Mazz produced a series of groundbreaking albums that to this day still resonate among the Tejano music nation for the passions and vibrancy of those hits. Those CDs were: "No Te Olvidare" - 1989; "Para Nuestra Gente" - 1990; "Straight From the Heart" - 1992. Reaction was swift around the Southwest: "I wish him the best in his recovery and I hope he wins another Grammy, he deserves a Grammy win for his music," said longtime record promoter 'Jumpin' Jess Rodriguez.  Mazz was supposed to perform in Houston's Reliant Arena Sunday as part of pre-Grammy concert.  However the band did not show up due to Jimmy Gonzalez's heart condition.  No other details have been released.  Mazz is nominated for Tejnao album of the year for the CD "Incoimparable.'


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