Carlos Santana in Dallas

Nautilus Dallas Entertainment News
By: Graciela J. Ayllon
Dallas September 18, 2008

Carlos Santana played an unforgettable night yesterday September 17, 2008 at the Smirnoff Music Center. He prepared and played his best hits along such as "Oye Como Va", "Black Magic Woman" and of course, the smash hit single from 1999, "Smooth", are staples of Santana's catalogue.
There are times when the stars align in just the right way and something, or in this case someone, of epic genius is created. This is the case when Carlos Santana first picked up a guitar.
Once Santana moved from Mexico and took up station in San Francisco, CA, he formed his own band, fusing rock and blues into his own stylistic creation and immediately established a rabid following. As his popularity rose the venues he played at increased in size, culminating in a legendary, incendiary performance at Woodstock in 1969.
Four decades later Santana continues to perform to amazed audiences, in awe of what this man can do with a guitar. Songs such as "Oye Como Va", "Black Magic Woman" and of course, the smash hit single from 1999, "Smooth", are staples of Santana's catalogue. He has created over thirty records in his career, won numerous Grammy Awards, including a record tying nine in one year for his work on the album, "Supernatural" and is a member of the prestigious Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Santana’s band played until mid night and Dallas fans enjoyed his performance a lot, and after his concert Nautilus Entertainment interviewed him at the after show party: “I love to play in Dallas; this is a cosmopolitan city, and every time that I return to Dallas I find more people than before.” We enquired about his next album release and he replied: “We will lunch in the month of February 2009. He send sad farewell to the Dallas Mexican residents, stating that he will return soon.

On July 15 Dallas Zoo prepared an Adventure Visit for a Buck

Nautilus Dallas City Entertaiment News
July 15, 2008

By:Graciela Jaime Ayllon

On July 15 Dallas Zoo prepared an Adventure Visit for a Buck
Susan Eckerd Manager of Communication Department at the Dallas Zoo gave us an outstanding tour and her can do attitude and her excellent communication skills where a plus. She explained to us why Dallas Zoo prepared for the public and showed to Nautilus News the new exhibits such as Amphibians, a trip to Stingray Bay. We appreciated the bottom of the sea with every one’s favorite invertebrate on the SpongeBob Square Pants™ 4D adventure ride. Also, we enjoyed watching penguins play in their pool, see others frolics, and meet Jenny, the word oldest gorilla. We noticed that at The Dallas Zoo on these day employers where so busy helping and answering questions; they did an outstanding work helping others. We noticed that the Dallas Zoo need better signs so people won’t get lost and people would not ask for information each time; for example, near the carousel nobody knew where to buy and get coins. Also, we needed directions to the nearest ATM machine to get some cash.” Probably today we beat last year’s attendance” said Susan Eckerd.
It was an excellent cloudy day and more than 26,000 visitors attended at The Dallas Zoo. Many people took a trip using public transportation Dart. The Dallas Zoo says “Thanks” to the public for its support throughout the year with special admission price of $1.00 all day. On this day, there were Dollar deals throughout the day, including $1.00 food items such as hotdogs, chips, drinks, ice cream, pop corn, donuts, and more. On the Zoofari Market were specials and a selection of gifts for $1, $2 and $3.00.

The Cure at the Dallas AAC

Nautilus Dallas Entertainment News
By: News Department

Nautilus Dallas Events News
By: Grace J. Ayllon
DATE: June 6, 2008
TIME: 7:30 P.M.
DOORS OPENED: 6:30 P.M.

After postponing their North American tour to work on their 13th album last fall, acclaimed British rock band, The Cure have set a June 6 date in Dallas.
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After postponing their North American tour to work on their 13th album last fall, acclaimed British rock band, The Cure, played on June 6 date in Dallas, TX.

The band played a mix of new material and classic songs in their past June 6 show, said Grace Ayllon to Billboard magazine.

"A lot of people who comes to Cure shows wants to hear something they haven't heard before, but they also wanted to hear old songs," Ayllon said. They performed and played new songs and the classics. The cure opened with many laser and fabulus organized electric blue colored lights. Dallas public and Nautilus Dallas City News enjoyed and showed their support to this famours band.

The lineup featured lead vocalist and guitarist Smith, guitarist Porl Thompson, bass player and keyboardist Simon Gallup and drummer Jason Cooper.

One of the most influential bands of the past few decades, The Cure helped usher in alternative rock in the late 70's after an era of punk rock subsided.

They have been listed on Billboard's Top 40 charts and sold more than 27 million albums. The band has released more than 30 singles and 12 studio albums with a double-album currently in the works.