Second time I saw this amazing group live, they had been booked for a University concert series - MOST of the audience were 'season ticket' holders - east coast octogenarian blue bloods and mostly retired intellectual Jews part of the big flight from NYC in the 1960's (making VT much more awesome in the process) - a cultured and erudite crowd to say the least, but a bit, ahem... reserved! Las Cafeteras took one look out at the crowd and said, "Hold my caguamas". Not really, but undaunted they launched into their set with abandon. The 20 (or so) of us who were down from the first note EXPLODED out of our seats in the concert hall more accustomed to baroque chamber music and began dancing - we were met with SIGNFIGANT DISDAIN from the 'regulars - by the end of the concert, the entire audience was on their feet, old men with walkers, ladies with their canes, the room stunk like a '90s rave at 4am, and there were smiles all around! It wasn't just the music (they are badass!) it was how freakin' genuine they are in everything they do, they say, the causes they support - yep, they got it!!!!!

Joshua, busca al grupo La Manta seguro te gustara

Que VIVA!!!!!!!!

You mean viva east LA??

son chicanos, de East LA. Que empesaron a tocar en un cafeteria, La gente los llamaron los cafeteros...

It’s Cafeteras

what! don't like then be quiet your negative input is not welcomed but your so unhappy pity on you