El Mariachi Los Halcones de Jalisco Brings in Large Crowd
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Andrea Bradley, 8, of San Bernardino was a first time visitor to Concert in the Park, having her portrait drawn by Canvas of Colors' Ray Zamorano.
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Greg and Mary Ann Rodriguez of Colton came to hear the music and enjoy a lime and strawberry raspada.
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Colton librarian Lisa Sandoval manned the Colton Community Services table.
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Perfect weather with a slight breeze at Fleming Park made for a big crowd at Concert at the Park.
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Lisa Villa and the Colton High School mascots Buzz and Honey came out to promote the Colton Pride Group at the Concert in the Park.
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Some concert goers enjoying the music.
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El Mariachi Los Halcones de Jalisco artist had the crowd singing along.
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A young woman from the crowd came to join the mariachi group to entertain her fellow Coltonites.
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Another artist from the mariachi group shares her talent.
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Artist from El Mariachi Los Halcones de Jalisco at the Concert in the Park.
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El Mariachi Los Halcones de Jalisco, a definite crowd pleaser.
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Trinidad Bocanegra, Councilman Frank A. Gonzales and resident Tony Lemos at Concert in the Park on Sunday, July 20.
Photo Courtesy of: Cynthia Ramirez
One of Colton's younger residents (left) stops to look at Councilman Frank Gonzales (middle) taking a photo with the Colton High School mascots Buzz and Honey.
July 22, 2014 at 10:08am. Views: 64
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