Uploaded December 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
TexMex music doesn’t get much better than Grammy winners, Los Texmaniacs, direct from San Antonio. The band performed a very rare, all acoustic concert in the living room of a California farm house. What a house party it was, too! Here the band plays Danzón Juárez, featuring an instrumental, eleven minutes in length, that shows their incredible range and talent. Los Texmaniacs is Max Baca, vocals and bajo sexto; Josh Baca, vocals and accordion; Noel Hernandez, vocals and bass; and Dan Martinez, drums. Stay tuned for the Full Concert Film. Directed and Produced by David Bunn; Audio recording, mixing & mastering, Stephen Schauer; Cameras: Stephen Schauer (DP), Cody Edison, Julie Cabral and Antione Midant. © Deep End Sessions 2019
TexMex music doesn’t get much better than Grammy winners, Los Texmaniacs, direct from San Antonio. The band performed a very rare, all acoustic concert in the living room of a California farm house. What a house party it was, too! Here the band plays Danzón Juárez, featuring an instrumental, eleven minutes in length, that shows their incredible range and talent. Los Texmaniacs is Max Baca, vocals and bajo sexto; Josh Baca, vocals and accordion; Noel Hernandez, vocals and bass; and Dan Martinez, drums. Stay tuned for the Full Concert Film. Directed and Produced by David Bunn; Audio recording, mixing & mastering, Stephen Schauer; Cameras: Stephen Schauer (DP), Cody Edison, Julie Cabral and Antione Midant. © Deep End Sessions 2019
