Turlock—Hispanic music lovers have the opportunity
to salsa under the stars at the Stanislaus County Fair.

            An evening concert of Hispanic music, sponsored by the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, is the fourth ever concert targeted at lovers of latin music.  The concert is slated for Sunday, July 27, at 5 p.m.

            “The fair features music of every style—from country, to Christian, to rock to Hispanic,” said Pennie Rorex, Stanislaus County fair spokesperson.

            The concert, which is scheduled to last five hours, has four popular acts, including Conjunto Primavera, Raza Obrera, Mariachi Divas and Groupo Bugarin.

            Conjunto Primavera is one of the leading Norteno groups in the United States and Mexico and is known for their hits “Sufro Por Ti” and “4 Primaveras.”

            Raza Obrera is a 5-piece band hailing from Aguililla, Michoacan. Their recent hit album features songs such as “No Tengo Dinero” and “El Taconazo.”

            Bugarin is a five-man band with some of Mexico’s hottest young talent included in their numbers. Their recent album features fan favorites such as “Senorita Sexy” and “Solo Tu.”     Mariachi Divas are a group of multi cultural, extremely educated women who rejoice in their differences and celebrate their gift of music in performances at weddings, parties and concerts. The energetic Divas are in the process of recording a CD.

            Tickets can be purchased for $25 at the following locations:

• Hispanic Chamber of Commerce at 1809 Central Ave, Ceres

• Joyeria Barajas off Crowslanding in Modesto

• Rios Furniture off Crowslanding in Modesto

• La Perla Tapatia off Crowslanding in Modesto and in Ceres

• El Marinero Restaurant off Crowslanding in Modesto

• Gina’s Auto Sales off Crowslanding in Modesto

• M&S Market on Washington Street in Salida

• Finance & Thrift on Mitchell Road in Ceres

• Costco Wholesales on Pelendale Road in Modesto

• El Sol Restaurant on 9^th Street in Modesto

 

            “We know this fantastic concert can be a gathering place for lovers of Hispanic music,” said Rorex.

The Stanislaus County Fair is now in its 92nd year.  The 2003 fair opens Friday, July 25 for a 10-day run.  The theme of this year’s fair is “The Place to be in 2003: Saluting the 30^th Anniversary of American Graffiti.”

The mission of the Stanislaus County Fair is to provide a family and community oriented experience promoting agriculture, education, entertainment and technology.

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