Photos | Grand Performance: Ozomatli's Concert Draws a Huge Crowd
Sayuri Uenishi, Alessio Scalzotto, and Holly Lincoln-Smith join 35,000 enthusiastic fans celebrating Ozomatli's outdoor concert. The vibrant crowd includes 3 women, 4 adults, 2 children, 2 males, 2 girls, and a teen, sporting 11 pairs of glasses, 3 hats, and a host of accessories and jewelry. The cheering audience adds to the urban vibe of the concert, as they applaud for the band on stage.
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