Malo
The Latin Music Festival concert and Route 66 Celebration took place on September 18, 2004, in San Bernardino, California, attracting thousands of music lovers for a day-long celebration. As the desert heat gave way to a refreshing evening breeze, the night belonged to music, dancing, and community festivities at the local stadium.
The headline act for the evening was MALO, joined by five other bands, providing an unforgettable concert experience. The East L.A. Revue Internet Radio team was fortunate to record this historic event. The recordings were mixed live by Hector Gonzalez using a British 40-input Allen & Heath mixing console. Thirty-two dedicated microphones captured every nuance of the performance, including two microphones placed in the crowd to capture the energy of the audience.
The MALO band lineup included:
Arcelio Garcia – lead vocals | Jorge Santana – lead guitar | Octaviano – vocals | Julian Molina – bass | David George – drums | Gabriel Manzo – lead guitar | Justin Rosetti – second lead guitar | Daniel Cervantes – keyboards | Frank Bailey – lead trumpet | Pete Rodriguez – trumpet | Steve Rocha – trombone | Gibby Ross – timbales | Tony Menjivar – congas
The concert featured two dance floors and electrifying live music, creating a night filled with rhythm, energy, and celebration. Frankie Firme served as the MC for the event, adding charisma and excitement to the festivities.
The East L.A. Revue Internet Radio is proud to share this exceptional concert recording with listeners. Sit back, enjoy the music, and relive the excitement of that unforgettable day.
Malo Jukebox ~ September 18, 2004 Concert
Malo: Latin Bugaloo – Part 1
Malo: Latin Bugaloo – Part 2
Malo: Latin Bugaloo – Part 3
Malo: Latin Bugaloo – Part 4
