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Selena Experience to perform at Edmonds Center for the Arts Aug. 16

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The Edmonds Center for the Arts will host "512: The Selena Experience" on August 16, a tribute to the late singer Selena Quintanilla. This event is part of Small Business Industry Night, where local Chamber of Commerce members receive a 10% discount on tickets using promo code SMALLBIZ10. The performance will feature beloved hits such as "Como La Flor" and "Amor Prohibido," inviting the audience to sing and dance. Music director Carlos Vargas and his bandmates, who have a deep connection to Selena's music, express their honor in performing the tribute. ECA Executive Director Kathy Liu notes the significance of the event, especially as 2025 marks the 30th anniversary of Selena's passing.

The band aims to recreate the energy of Selena's iconic 1995 concerts, making it a memorable experience for attendees. Tickets are currently available at www. ec4arts. org. The tribute not only celebrates Selena's legacy but also fosters community connection and support for local businesses.

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