When planning a private party, choosing the right entertainment is important. While games and decorations add to the fun, nothing compares to live music. Hiring a tribute band for your private party is an impressive, affordable and exciting way toREAD MORE
From Bad Bunny to Karol G, Latin music’s popularity has soared to new heights, with revenues surpassing a billion dollars in the US for the first time in 2022. To put that in perspective, the streaming service Spotify and USREAD MORE
When Adrian “Chico” Hernandez left us recently, the music world lost a skilled player, and a passionate percussionist. He will be missed by all of us in Savor, by a host of other musicians, and a great number of friendsREAD MORE
Carlos Santana was born on July 20, 1947, in Autlán de Navarro, Mexico. His father, Jose, an accomplished mariachi violinist, introduced Carlos to the violin at the tender age of 5 and then to the guitar at 8. Eventually, CarlosREAD MORE
After the whirlwind of the 1960s, came the hangover that was the 1970s. This fascinating and complex decade was marked by both continuity and change, laying the groundwork for the coming decades. Americans continued to protest the Vietnam War, whichREAD MORE
From beginning to end, the 1960s were a time of transformation, disillusionment, turbulence, and activism. What began with the hope and optimism of John F. Kennedy’s presidency, quickly soured with his assassination in 1963 and culminated with Martin Luther King’sREAD MORE
Latin music has an irresistible allure that transcends borders and cultures, captivating people worldwide. The rhythm, beats, and songs create an infectious energy that compels people to hit the dance floor and have fun. But just exactly why does LatinREAD MORE
More than 1,000 murals can be found throughout San Francisco, the largest concentration of them located in the city’s Mission District. In the early 1970’s San Francisco’s Mission District became the epicenter for the community mural movement. Local artists sawREAD MORE
How Tribute Bands Preserve the Soundtrack of the Past Back in the ‘70s, cover bands were the purview of tiny clubs and bars, and only known to the hometown crowd out for a night of live music. That has allREAD MORE
The Pioneers of Latin Music in the U.S. When Santana took the stage on Day 2 of Woodstock, they were virtual unknowns in the rock world. Their percussion-driven, Latin-infused music was really only familiar to fans of the Bay AreaREAD MORE