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Caption “Arthachana,” which in the Aimará language means “proclamation,” a six-member group of young Bahá'í musicians from La Cisterna, Santiago de Chile, traveled last January to La Serena, the second oldest town in Chile. They were well received and gained much publicity including three radio performances, three newspaper interviews, and two television shows. Almost 500 people attended their concert in the town's main plaza, and they were invited by officials to inaugurate the local Fair of Peñuelas, one of the area's largest events. Members of the group (left to right) are Roberto Rivera, Fernando Jiménez, Carlos Rivera, Claudio Rivera, Mauricio Veliz, Claudio Salom.
Source Bahá’í News. Issue 572, page 16. View as PDF

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