Día de Los Muertos

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Latino rock greats Los Lobos, the salsa-rap-reggae-funk Ozomatli, and the all-female mariachi band Flor de Toloache lead this musical celebration of this fiesta celebrated by people of Mexican heritage everywhere. Taped before a live audience in the “underworld” of The Caverns subterranean amphitheater, Día de Los Muertos is a high-energy offering to celebrate a wonderful, ancient tradition.

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Yockey, James Burton (film director)
Jarrell, Todd (film producer)
Taylor, Jennifer Maytorena (film producer)

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Cinematography, Lawrence Boothby [and 8 others]; editor, Tood Jarrell, Jame Burton Yockey, Randy Hale.

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