Alamo's Unsung Heroes Remember the Tejanos

Apr 12, 2004 12:00 p.m. - National Geographic

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Tejano history dates back to 1731, when 15 families from the Canary Islands came to settle in San Antonio in what was then northeastern Mexico, which in turn was under Spanish rule. The Spanish-ruled Canary Islands are an archipelago off northwest Africa.

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long before the battle cry "remember the alamo" was heard, the tejanos—mexicans who had lived in texas for generations—beg

alamo’s unsung heroes—remember the tejanos

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