LIVE MUSIC: East Lansing's Cuatro Sur

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Published August 15, 2014 at 2:11 PM EDT

Cuatro Sur's sound is inspired by Spanish and Latin American traditional music. Both members of the East Lansing-based duo hail from Spain originally; Miguel Cabañas is from Salamanca, and Norberto Aguado is from Seville. The two will perform this weekend in Old Town as part of the Renegade Theatre Festival.

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