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Four hundred band directors from across the U.S. and Mexico will be performing together to celebrate music educators during the nationally televised event. Ryan Dufrene is one of them.
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After selling out tickets within 70 minutes for its inaugural festival last year, the Latin music festival will be expanding to Austin on March 2.
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From Foo Fighters to We Don't Ride Llamas, here's a recap of the annual music festival in photos.
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As the prevalence of Latino music has dwindled over the past decades, so too has the presence of clubs and venues that cater to these audiences in Austin.
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"El Gato Negro" was born into a family full of musicians and has carried that torch forward for more than seven decades.
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Continuing her family's musical lineage, Carrie Rodriguez fuses disparate parts of the sound of Texas in cultivating her uniquely "Ameri-Chicana" vibrations.
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Grammy Award-winning bassist Greg Gonzalez is the steady rhythm behind Grupo Fantasma, Brownout and Money Chicha, in addition to his work with countless other artists.
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Blend mariachi with the sounds of late '90s pop, add in a powerful voice that would command the attention of any of Austin’s iconic venues, and you'll get Lesly Reynaga. Her first full-length record, Valerosa, was released last month.
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Also known as Teresa Nervosa, Taylor went into hospice in 2021. She had lung disease.
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As always, several local acts are featured at the festival. This year’s Austin lineup features KUTX April Artist of the month Die Spitz, Caramelo Haze, Shooks and Asleep at the Wheel.