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Denison isn't your typical rural American town. A close look at the western Iowa town shows a community that is mostly Latino, and proud of it. At Denison High School, the mariachi program serves as a symbol of the community's commitment to a program that helps students connect with their Latino roots. In this week's Stay Tuned we'll hear from student players in Reyes del Oeste, the school's top mariachi ensemble to uncover how this growing program is keeping Mexican traditions alive for generations to come.Oct. 14, 2024
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