a t REUNION PARK 301 Hyatt Regency Hotel Drive Dallas Texas 2p10p wwwLaGrande1075com The Grito de Dolores Cry of Dolores was uttered from the small town of Dolores Hidalgo near Guanajuato in Mexico on September 16 1810 It is the event that marks the beginning of th ID: 570695
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Sunday, Sep. 4, 2016at REUNION PARK301 Hyatt Regency Hotel DriveDallas, Texas 2p-10pwww.LaGrande1075.com The Grito de Dolores ("Cry of Dolores") was uttered from the small town of Dolores, Hidalgo, near Guanajuato in Mexico, on September 16, 1810. It is the event that marks the beginning of the Mexican War of Independence. The “grito” was the pronunciamiento (declaration) of the Mexican War of Independence by Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, a Roman Catholic priest. Since October 1825, the anniversary of the event is celebrated as Mexican Independence Day.
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(4) Total appearances *Includes (10) appearance promos for each
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Alfredo Rios, better known globally by his knickname El Komander, is a regional Mexican singer and songwriter who rose to fame in 2006. Rios was born in Sinaloa, Culiacan and studied formal composition in the Mexican traditional styles of cancion, nueva cancion, banda and mariachi. He began performing locally where he attracted the attention of of label scounts due to flamboyant style. Rios’ debut was the live, En Vivo-Desde
Badiraguato! on La Disco Records in 2006, which has followed a string of highly successful releases, hit singles and countless concerts throughout Mexico and the United States.
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Noel Torres is a regional Mexican singer/songwriter and accordionist. He was born in Rancho El Varejonal in Badiraguato, Sinaloa. Music was a big part of his family life; his father sang at family parties and gatherings. The younger Torres was deeply influenced by the music of Los Tucanes de Tijuana and Ramon Ayala and loved to sing romantic ballads. To encourage him, his father bought him an accordion as an adolescent. A friend taught him to play the basics, but he was a quick study and went off on his own. He was featured as a guest vocalist on Gerardo Ortiz’s 2010 smash hit single, “El Commando Diablo.” This primed the pump for the release of his debut album, Al Frente y de
Frente in 2011.
Since then Torres has been a fixture on the charts
with a string of hit singles. In 2015 he released his
fifth album and continues to tour. He’s made
numerous television appearances on award shows,both in Mexico and the U.S. and continues receive massive airplay .NOEL TORRESContact: Chris Corson 214-525-7032 chris.corson@cbsradio.comSlide5
Proudly representing their beloved Tierra Caliente, La Dinastia de Tuzantla, Michoacn boast over 15 years of success and a discography including 16 titles hailing from the city of Tuzantla in Michoacan, Mexico. La Dinastia are one of few professional music groups to emerge from this region. As one of their home state's only successful musical acts in over a decade, La Dinastia felt a great responsibility to present the traditional music of Tierra Caliente not only to their loyal regional fan base, but to the greater Mexican listening audience as well. In so doing, La Dinastia
soon found themselves
playing to enormous audiences
in public
events
and festivals throughout the region. As the band's discography grew, so did its recognition and industry clout. Their 2005 production En Vivo landed the number seven spot on Billboard's regional Mexican charts and number 17 on the much broader Top Latin Albums category. En Vivo was followed that same year by the only slightly less popular Especialmente
Para Ti... Romantica. Their 2007 production Es Grande featured the single "Te Quiero Para Mi," and dominated popular radio throughout Mexico and the American Southwest for months after its release. La Dinastia have since embarked on their most comprehensive tour to date, including numerous stops throughout Mexico and the States. Slide6
Specializing in norteño music, Los Herederos de Nuevo León are a regional Mexican group from Monterrey, Nuevo León. Comprised of Lalo Mora , Jr., Javier Rios, Jr., C. Eliud Lopez, Jr., and Homero de León, Jr., the quartet members are the children of Lalo Mora, Javier Rios, Eliud López and Homero de León of Invasores de Nuevo León, a legendary norteño band whose history dates back to the 1970s. Los
Herederos -- literally
"the heirs" -- made their full-
length
album
debut with Normas a la Mitad (2004) on Serca Music. Their last release was Corridos a Pura Sangre in 2015, which landed inside the Top 20 of the Latin Charts. In January of the following Year, Los Herederos de Nuevo Leó issued a collection of brand new material with Ayer, Hoy y Siempre. As heirs to the legacy of such a poignant band in this genre, Los Herederos de Nuevo León has lived up to the name and have proven they are here for the long haul. Their presence is constant throughout Mexico and the U.S. and the songs continue to make the charts.
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2016 TIMELINES / DEADLINES Event sites go Live: 8/01/16 Promotion Flight: 8/01/16 – 09/04/16 Deadline for Delivery of promos: 8/12/16 Deadline for sponsor activations: 8/22/16Notes/Observations: *Promotional weight adjustment will be made to al deals closing after deadline.*Activation confirmation by promo team required for deals closing after 8/22
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