This Small Town Vinyl Record Shop is Teaching Kids Why Tejano Music Matters | Texas Country Reporter


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nImagine strolling into your historic downtown's vinyl record shop and spotting your father's name on the back of a forgetten album... That's just another Tuesday here at Pharr Out Records in the Rio Grande Valley.

In a small Texas city with strong Tejano roots, it only makes sense that two best friends combined the love of their hometown with a passion for collecting vinyl.

By showcasing the overlooked sounds of Cumbia, Conjunto, and Norteño albums next to artists like Taylor Swift and Chappell Roan, Pharr Out Records feels responsible for preserving Mexican-American music heritage by passing along old-school traditions to a new generation.

Pharr Out Records
203 S Cage Blvd suite A
Pharr, TX 78577
Phone: (956) 223-4716
Website: https://pharroutrecords.com/

Texas Country Reporter
Episode #: 1966
Original air date: 5-3-2025
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  • CharMaine

    Pretty cool store and story. I'd check it out and you would probably find me in the "Rock" section. There is absolutely nothing like vinyl. I can spot vinyl immediately. Priceless.