San Antonio’s Navaira Brothers: The Beat Goes On
San Antonio brothers follow in the musical footsteps of their famous father, Latino superstar Emilio Navaira.
Jack Morgan / Texas Public Radio
Emilio Navaira, from left; Diego Navaira; Derek James; and Jerry Fuentes backstage at Floore Country Store.
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