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“Fronteras Mutantes” ~ Live Music in Boyle Heights

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On Saturday, July 26, the Tijuana-based electro/cumbia duo Sonidero Travesura (Tijuana, MX) will be performing at M Bar in Boyle Heights. The event will also feature live performances by Ekolekua Ska (East LA/Huntington Park) and The Dank (Los Angeles/Texas). Full info and some art and photos:

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FRONTERAS MUTANTES
Live Music Showcase featuring Sonidero Travesura, Ekolekua Ska, and The Dank
Doors at 9:00PM, $5 cover
M Bar
1846 E 1st St, Los Angeles, CA 90033

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