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SUMMARY:Lalo Guerrero Legacy Festival
LOCATION:The Freight & Salvage\, 2020 Addison Street\, Berkeley\, CA 94704
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 k Guerrero Special Guest: Jerry Salas of El Chicano \, Saturday\, November
  7\, 2026 8:00PM Event Summary Lalo Guerrero Legacy Festival Read More Hid
 e The Freight's second annual Legacy Festival honors the Father of Chicano
  Music\, Eduardo "Lalo" Guerrero . Co-curated by The Freight's Director of
  Programming PC Muñoz and Lalo's son\, recording artist Mark Guerrero \, 
 this celebration gathers modern musical icons shaped by Lalo's legacy with
  two nights of concerts and other activities. Lalo Guerrero (1916–2005) 
 was a Mexican-American artist whose restless versatility spanned salsa\, n
 orteña\, banda\, rancheras\, boleros\, corridos\, cumbias\, mambos\, cha 
 cha chás\, swing\, rock & roll\, and blues. A recipient of the NEA Nation
 al Heritage Fellowship and the National Medal of Arts\, he left a body of 
 work that still echoes across genres and generations. Emcee: Chuy Varela L
 a Doña La Doña is a solo artist\, music educator\, activist\, and cultur
 al worker from San Francisco. Born Cecilia Cassandra Peña-Govea\, she beg
 an her career at age seven playing trumpet\, strings and percussion in her
  family’s conjunto. She is a student\, teacher and preservationist of La
 tinx traditional arts like corrido\, bolero\, cumbia\, and mariachi. In he
 r compositions\, she combines these ancestral traditions with contemporary
  diasporic musics like reggaeton\, hip-hop and jazz. La Doña’s live per
 formances are grounded in ceremony and social mobilization\; she and her a
 udiences sing\, dance\, cry and chant together\, for collective healing an
 d political action. La Doña’s roles as a teaching artist within San Fra
 ncisco and Oakland Unified School Districts via SFJazz and Community Music
  Center inspire and inform her work as a composer\, arranger\, an\n\nhttps
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