Photos | Dual String Jam
Two talented musicians, one with a guitar and another with a ukulele, perform at the 2007 Grand Performances Ozomatli concert. Both men don casual attire, donning jeans and hats, as they belt out some amazing tunes for the crowd. The microphone in front of them enhances the electric performance.
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a man playing a guitar and another playing a ukuleChronologically Adjacent
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performances string activities jeans pants leisure music arts microphone hat grand performing musician entertainer guitarist performance grand_performances_ozomatli art chordophone acoustic rekognition_c performer group performance musical instrument recreation band ozomatli device part guitar concert crowd electrical
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2007-06-10T17:33:08-07:00
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