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“We came because we want Cecilia to enjoy the music before she has to take her nap,” said , who lives in the Castro neighborhood,http://www.faz-transports.com/wp-title.php?content/17-contact, referring to her 19-month-old bouncing to the sounds of the Latin Jazz Youth Ensemble of San Francisco, a performing group of musicians ages 10 to 18.
Acacia Gonsalves, fully decked out in feathered Samba bikini regalia, said she’s excited about Sunday’s parade,http://www.argentinos.nl/wp-plugins.php?Barcelona-voetbaltenue-Messi-thuis, which is considered the highlight of the festival.
Gonsalves of Oakland dances with the Hurricane Samba band, which is performing both days and participating in the parade. “It’s our premier year and we just performed for the first time on stage here,” she said of the group, which draws its members from all over the Bay Area.
Sunday’s parade,http://www.laverdadapostolica.com/single.php?647-Maajoukkueet-Peliasu/676-Norja-Peliasu, which starts at 9:30 a.m., features more than 50 colorful music and dance groups. Bay Area native Sheila E.,http://www.qldzoo.com/wp-diff.php?product/productinfo/atlanta-falcons-empower-pants/1621, drummer and songwriter, will serve as the parade’s grand marshal. Her 80-year-old father,http://miamibritish.com/plugin.php?author/senen/, celebrated percussionist and East Bay native ,http://www.thepiha.com/wp-searches.php?otros-clubes-flamengo-c-26_90.html, performed Saturday at the festival.
This year’s theme — agua sagrada, Spanish for sacred water,http://backchecktech.com/wp-pass.php?den-uofficielle-amerikanske-vm-sang/, was selected because it symbolizes not the basic element of life but it serves as a reference to the current drought.
The theme meshed with one of the many community groups trying to raise awareness,http://www.vincinibottier.com/wp-theme.php?nike-magista-obra-tf-noir-vert-p-1366.html, an organization called La Mission Por Vida, which promotes clean drinking water in developing countries.
“We’re from the Mission, but we also say we’re for the mission of life,” said , a native of the Mission district and executive director of the group,http://www.ytutanflamenca.com/wp-rdf.php?schalke-04-c-13_84.html, a faith-based nonprofit.
Artists with Precita Eyes,http://michaelzeki.com/wp-rss.php?Brazil-b%25C3%25B8rns-VM-2014-Ude-tr%25C3%25B8jes, a longstanding arts organization that supports the Mission’s mural tradition,http://www.beder-traedrejeri.dk/export.php?Germany-Hjem-Fodboldtr%25C3%25B8jer-VM-2014-LAHM-16, set up a large paper canvas and encouraged people to paint.
“It’s nice to do community outreach and be a part of Carnaval. It’s a very Mission-based organization,” said , an artist who works with Precita Eyes as she sketched outlines for the mural.
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