Photos | Martin Garralaga's Electric Mic Night Club Show
Martin Garralaga takes the stage, electrifying the crowd with his microphone skills at the Bassrush Night Club on November 30th, 2002. The urban club atmosphere was enhanced by the trendy clothing, headgear, and jewelry worn by the 11 people in attendance.
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