Photos | The Massive Crowd at the Ozomatli Performance
Jean-Christophe Parisot and Clément Chabernaud are just two of the 33 people in the audience sporting baseball hats and other headgear while enjoying the energetic concert in the outdoor urban metropolis.
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a large crowd of peopleChronologically Adjacent
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performances bracelet headgear ciudad urban jean-christophe parisot building baseball clément speaker footwear cap wristwatch grand hat crowd outdoor bag grand_performances_ozomatli shoe city parade glasses audience metropolis laweekly sunglasses electronics jewelry accessories musical instrument ozomatli protest concert handbag chabernaud
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1600
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2007-06-10T18:34:26-07:00
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next to the celebrity's name along with links _↗ to their info.
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