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GALLERY: Mariachis, Dancers Entertain Community

Tri-City Medical Center sponsored a Mariachi concert Sunday in Vista.

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More than 500 people shows up to Tri-City Medical Center's free Mariachi concert Sunday at the Moonlight Amphitheatre in Vista. The event was a gesture of appreciation to the latino community according to a hospital news release.

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