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It s Tuesday again, so that means it s time for your weekly music roundup. Read on for sets to look forward to and shows happening this week.
Remember the legendary Amy Winehouse this week
Fans of the late Amy Winehouse can celebrate the singer’s life on the 10th anniversary of her death this Friday, July 23. Part of the infamous 27 club, Winehouse has a hold on the hearts of San Antonio music fans, many of whom have held annual tribute nights on her death anniversary. For some, it was her fashion sense, obvious through her winged eyeliner and signature beehive hairstyle. Others were drawn to her dark, sad girl energy, similar to San Antonio’s (former?) obsession with Morrissey. When it comes down to it, Winehouse�
Cuban-Americans Call for an End to the Country’s Dictatorship
As Cubans take to the streets demanding freedom, expats in Orange County, Calif. are calling for an end to the country’s totalitarian dictatorship.
“Information is hard to get out of Cuba [right] now,” Santiago Martin told The Epoch Times. “The government has shut down means of communication, shut down cellphone coverage, Internet.”
Martin fled Cuba with his family in the 1960s, at the beginning of the communist regime.
Today, communist ideologies continue under current Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel.
Thousands of Cubans gathered July 11 in a number of cities to protest against human rights abuses, a lack of freedom, and a worsening economic situation in the communist-ruled country.
The wood framing and caution tape boxed in by orange traffic barriers on Cartagena Street outside Lola’s Mexican Cuisine in Bixby Knolls marks off what’s expected to be the first permanent parklet added in Long Beach after the City Council announced an end date to the city’s temporary, pandemic-inspired outdoor dining program earlier this year.
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Luis Navarro, who owns the restaurant with his wife, Brenda, said it’s special that Lola’s location on Fourth Street installed the city’s first permanent outdoor-dinning parklet nearly a decade ago, and now the location at Atlantic Avenue and Cartagena appears to be the first post-pandemic addition of permanent outdoor dining spaces.
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