The capitol was filled with the sounds of Mexican classics like
SALT LAKE CITY — The state Capitol was filled with the sounds of Mexican classics like "Cielito Lindo" and "El Rey" on Wednesday night, as groups from across the Wasatch Front participated in Utah's first statewide mariachi competition.
Miguel Vega and Claudia Covarruvias, both from Colima, Mexico, attended the event with their 4-year-old daughter, Angela Vega, who helped her father wave a Mexican flag along to the beat of many of the songs. Young mariachi performers watch during Sones de Mariachi en Utah on Wednesday at the state Capitol in Salt Lake City.
Sol Lozano of Mariachi México en Utah performs during Sones de Mariachi en Utah on Wednesday at the state Capitol in Salt Lake City. Jhojan Guzmán, musical director of Mariachi Guzmán, also comes from a long line of musicians. His grandfather was a mariachi musician in Mexico and kept the traditional alive after moving to Columbia and starting a family. Guzmán started playing mariachi at age 12 thanks to his father and grandfather.
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