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Costa Rican band performs at Rose Parade

The Banda Municipal de Acosta celebrated New Year’s far from home this year – for an exciting reason.

The local band was selected to perform at the 130th edition of the Rose Parade, a New Year’s Day tradition in Pasadena, California.

Tune in now to enjoy Acosta’s moment in the California sun. Check out the local station Canal Altavisión, Canal 7 or the band’s Facebook page for more.

Courtesy of the Banda Municipal de Acosta via Facebook

Online reactions to the performance were positive.

 


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