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Tijuana Opera

Street art usually means things like graffiti, break dancing, and murals. But every year, the Tijuana Opera puts on a street festival, performing one of the most rarified forms of music outside, in a rough neighborhood steps from the U.S. border. This year’s event happens Saturday .

By Madeleine Brand • Jul 17, 2015 • 1 min read

Street art usually means things like graffiti, break dancing, and murals. But every year, the Tijuana Opera puts on a street festival, performing one of the most rarified forms of music outside, in a rough neighborhood steps from the U.S. border. This year’s event happens Saturday.

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Press Play with Madeleine Brand

Tijuana Opera

Street art usually means things like graffiti, break dancing, and murals. But every year, the Tijuana Opera puts on a street festival, performing one of the most rarified forms of music outside, in a rough neighborhood steps from the U.S. border. This year’s event happens Saturday .

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Press Play with Madeleine Brand

Tijuana Opera

Street art usually means things like graffiti, break dancing, and murals. But every year, the Tijuana Opera puts on a street festival, performing one of the most rarified forms of music outside, in a rough neighborhood steps from the U.S. border. This year’s event happens Saturday .

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