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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

Contact:
Aaron Crespin
President, Student Government Productions
407.463.2592
sgp@sg.ufl.edu

Anaili Triana
Executive Director, Hispanic Heritage Month 2009
786.271.5693
hispanicheritagemonth@gmail.com

HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH HOSTS FREE CONCERT AT THE

UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA

Sept. 21, 2009— Gainesville, Fl.— Hispanic music acts R.K.M. y

Ken-Y and Anthony y La Makina will perform a free concert on the
University of Florida campus on Oct. 3. The event, which will
take place at 7 pm on Flavet Field, is co-sponsored by UF’s
Student Government Productions and the Hispanic Student
Association.

The concert is part of a series of events honoring Hispanic

Heritage Month, which is held nationwide from Sept. 15 to Oct.
15 annually. UF’s Hispanic Heritage Month celebration is the
largest college-run event of its kind in the U.S. Other
scheduled activities include a comedy show, a soccer tournament
and a pageant.

Performing artists R.K.M. y Ken-Y are a reggaeton duo from

Puerto Rico. Their second studio album, The Royalty, received a
nomination for Best Latin Urban Album at the 2009 Grammy Awards.
Anthony y La Makina are a somewhat older merengue group, which
Hispanic Heritage Month Director Anaili Triana hopes will appeal
to and attract not only UF students but Hispanic residents in
the Gainesville area.

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“R.K.M. y Ken-Y is the biggest act we have ever hosted,” Triana
says. “I’m excited to see the turnout and hope that this event
appeals to not just Hispanic students but the student body as a
whole as well as the community.”

For more information on this and other events taking place for
Hispanic Heritage Month, please visit http://www.ufhhm.com.

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Student Government Productions is an agency of the University of

Florida Student Government, whose mission is to provide a
diverse array of popular entertainment to students at a free or
reduced cost. For more information about Student Government
Productions, visit http://www.sg.ufl.edu/sgp/.

The Hispanic Student Association is a student organization

dedicated to fulfilling the needs and addressing the issues
concerning the Hispanic-Latino student, as well as educating the
university community about Hispanic-Latino culture, trends and
achievements that contribute to the enhancement of the
community. For more information on the Hispanic Student
Association, visit http://grove.ufl.edu/~hsauf/home.html.