Live from Med City | Season 1, Episode 5
DOS SANTOS | Sponsored by Mayo Clinic
Premieres Thu Dec 3 @ 6 PM 

Re-Broadcast Schedule: Thu Dec 3 - Thu Dec 10 | 7 AM & 6 PM

HOW TO WATCH: This virtual concert can be viewed on Riverside Concerts’ Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram accounts, and on the local Government Access Cable Channels (Spectrum Channel 180, MetroNet Channel 80). All Facebook Live broadcasts will be cross posted to partner accounts including the City of Rochester, Minnesota’s Rochester, The Rochester Posse, Med City Beat, along with that episode’s venue and featured artist.

This episode of Riverside Concerts' online music show "Live from Med City" features Chicago-based LatinX group Dos Santos. This show was recorded "live" in the summer of 2020 as part of Riverside Concerts' "World Music Series" in an audience-less performance from the Mayo Civic Center Presentation Hall.

Dos Santos rocks the sounds of popular Latin dance genres with psychedelic flare, from Colombian Cumbia to Afro-Caribbean Salsa. Their approach captures the “golden age” of streamlined ensembles of the ‘70s /’80s that shook sweatbox dance floors with fierce energy all over Latin America.

Riverside Concerts, the City of Rochester's music department, presents "Live from Med City", an online video digest of all things arts and entertainment in Rochester, MN. The "Live from Med City" concept was conceived with the objective to spotlight the many “live arts experiences” Rochester (home of the world renowned Mayo Clinic) has to offer, featuring artists from around the block and from all over the world, and filmed in some of our finest and most unique venues. Focusing first on Riverside Concerts’ own presentations, but with an eye toward broadening the coverage to include presentations from other local organizations in the future.

Brought to you by the Friends of Riverside Concerts with additional support by the Mayo Clinic. This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Southeastern Minnesota Arts Council thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts & cultural heritage fund. This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a Minnesota State Arts Board Operating Support Grant, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts & cultural heritage fund.