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Tag Archives: Gustavo Galindo
Highlights of the Week: Big Sir, JotDog, Gustavo Galindo
Three of my stories went up this week: Big Sir Had Serious Health Scares. So They Made an Album About Life and Death. Right around the time they were finishing their last album Und Die Scheiße Ändert Sich Immer, they both … Continue reading
Posted in Latino, Music
Tagged Big Sir, Grammy, Gustavo Galindo, Jotdog, LA Weekly, Remezcla
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Music, Protests, and Video Games: Photos from BMI’s Otoño Alternativo, Caifanes, Occupy LA and the Tetris Championship
The past week was an exciting and busy one as I covered a handful of interesting events for Remezcla and LA Weekly (all links in the photos). First up, I made my way to the King King in Hollywood for … Continue reading
Posted in Music, News, Politics
Tagged BMI’s Otoño Alternativo, Bocatabu, Caifanes, city hall, Gustavo Galindo, Henk Rogers, Hollywood, King King, Nokia Theatre, Occupy LA, Radaid, Tetris, The Tender Box, USC, V For Volume
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Gustavo Galindo debuts “Entre La Ciudad y El Mar” with a release party in Hollywood
Latino solo artist Gustavo Galindo celebrated the release of his highly anticipated debut album with fans at The King King in Hollywood on March 8th. Check out the photos on my Flickr.
Posted in Music
Tagged Entre La Ciudad y El Mar, Gustavo Galindo, Hollywood, Rock, The King King
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Ximena Sariñana Premieres Songs from Forthcoming Sophomore Album at Mucho Wednesdays
To those unfamiliar with Mexican singer/actress Ximena Sariñana, it will come as a shock to know that the appearance of such a tiny, unimposing figure such as herself could set a record for a capacity crowd at La Cita … Continue reading
Posted in Music
Tagged Gustavo Galindo, Jazz, La Cita, Mediocre, Mucho Wednesdays, Natalia Lafourcade, Pop, Ximena Sariñana
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