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  Many citizens wonder why many "popular" artists haven't made their way to perform at the Save Mart Center, and I have to ask the same question. As I read Michele Contreras' letter, "Wants bigger musical acts" (Feb. 4), I fully agreed with her.

  Many of the acts that come to Fresno are repeated year after year. I find that the performances they hold here don't really appeal to the young adults, but more toward children or older adults.

  Rock, punk, and metal bands hardly ever play at the Save Mart Center and if they do play in Fresno it's at a smaller venue that sells out before many people have a chance to get tickets. I think that the Save Mart Center should accommodate everyone and be open to more diverse music genres and different performers.

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  The Venezuelan-born conductor of the Los Angeles Philharmonic is returning home to attend the funeral of Hugo Chavez.

• Official: Barbra Streisand to perform in Israel

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• Latin rock star Juanes coming to Fresno

  Latin rock star Juanes coming to Fresno

  Latin rock star Juanes will perform in Fresno at 7 p.m. on Sunday, May 19 at the Paul Paul Theater at the Fresno Fairgrounds .

  Tickets range from $35 to $90 and go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday, Feb. 22 on Ticketon.com . More details here .

  Read the full post and comment on the Beehive .

• Fresno elementary students show signs of stage talent

  Fresno elementary students show signs of stage talent

  Students in Norseman Elementary School's Deaf and Hard of Hearing program put on the school's 36th annual stage production on Thursday, based on Disney's "Finding Nemo."

  Student Brian Garcia starred as Nemo.

  The play was performed in sign language by all students in the program at the Fresno school and was interpreted by a speaking teacher for the audience.