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Mexican singer and actor throws his fame behind a good cause

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By Olivia Flores Alvarez

Published on September 10, 2008 at 1:42am

Mexican singer and actor Pablo Montero is the definition of “tall, dark, and handsome.” See for yourself during his appearance at this year’s Adelante con AAMA concert celebrating September 16 (the start of the 1810 Mexican war for independence). Topping the bill for the Miller Outdoor Theatre show, Montero sings in traditional Mexican ranchera and mariachi styles, with his husky, velvet voice caressing heartfelt lyrics.

Last year’s Association for the Advancement of Mexican Americans concert with Montero drew more than 6,000 people (one of the largest Sunday-night crowds Miller has ever had). But he’s more than just a hired gun for today’s show. AAMA is a cause he actively supports. After his show last year, Montero canceled his flight out so that he could spend the day with the students at AAMA and the related George I. Sanchez School. It’s reported Montero was so impressed with the East End organization, he offered then and there to return for this year’s show. 7:30 p.m. 100 Concert Drive in Hermann Park. For information, call 281-373-3386 or visit www.milleroutdoortheatre.com. Free.
Sun., Sept. 14, 7 p.m., 2008