From monologue to mariachi at MEZCLA show
MEZCLA's spring show premiered last night with a heavy dose of modern and traditional Latino dance along with live music and a dramatic monologue.
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MEZCLA's spring show premiered last night with a heavy dose of modern and traditional Latino dance along with live music and a dramatic monologue.
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