(KANSAS CITY, MO) Carlos Santana and Rod Stewart took the audience at Sprint Center on a rocking trip through time with some great music from each artists music collection.
Santana opened the evening with a 75-minute set that included several of his best-known hits. Three of them came early: “Everybody’s Everything,” “Black Magic Woman” and “Oye Como Va.”
[flickr_set id=”72157646079098988″]
Women’s History Month: Elevating voices for diversity and inclusion’ Women’s History Month, celebrated each March in the United States, is a time to honor women’s
By Chara On a recent statement from The White House, U.S. President Joe Biden addressed the urgency of fixing the border crisis between Mexico and
y Angie Baldelomar Donnelly College strives to champion diversity in its institution.Recently, the Kansas City, Kansas, school was ranked No. 1 in ethnic diversity of
By Angie Baldelomar Dos Mundos founder leaves void, legacy in GKC area Dos Mundos founder Clara Reyes passed away Feb. 17 at age 86.Reyes was
Story by Angie Baldelomar and photos by Ed ReyesSun Fresh Market Calle 18, in partnership with the radio station La Gran D (1340 AM) and
Tenemos claro que la juventud eterna no existe, pero sí hay algo que buscamos constantemente, es eso que pueda mantener la piel hermosa y atrasar
Inolvidable. Real Madrid y Manchester City nos dieron el partido del añoEl Real Madrid y el Manchester City empataron a tres en un partidazo jugado
By Tere Siqueira The Kansas City Royals and Fresco Marketing, a Greater Kansas City area-based multicultural marketing firm, have formed a partnership aimed at enhancing
