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March 31, 2006 Issue # 13
Latin Funk Festival Moves
Miami Beach with a Different Beat

Lila Downs and Javier Garcia Will Perform at
April 9 Event

By Michelle Stolzenburg

Mexican singer Lila Downs

Mexican singer Lila Downs, who headlines the Latin Funk Festival in Miami Beach

The mission statement for the Latin Funk Festival is this: The Latin Funk Festival supports up and coming Latin music artists who represent the unique crossover of yesterday’s traditional rhythms fused with today’s urban beats.

After the success of last year’s event, which brought Yuerba Buena, Nil Lara and Suenalo Sound System among the top acts, one cannot deny that the third annual Latin Funk Festival is more determined to stay true to their word.  This year’s headliner is Lila Downs, the sultry Mexican American singer who uses her creative impulse to explore what brings people together rather than that which divides. Although she is an established artist with several albums already under her belt, she is more known to most for her musical contributions to the movie Frida, which starred Salma Hayek as Frida Kahlo.

The Life of Riley
Terence Riley Begins New Job as Chief Curator of Miami Art Museum

By Steve Mayo

The Miami Art Museum on Flagler Street

The Miami Art Museum on Flagler Street in Downtown Miami    Photo: Steve Mayo

There’s a new Riley in town, and he’s doing more listening than talking these days. By now he probably knows where most of the light switches are and is starting to put names with faces along with the other things to be learned within the first week or so of starting any new position.

Miami Art Museum has a new curator and his name is Terence Riley.

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