Día de los Muertos Party with Los Rebeldes

Name: Día de los Muertos Party with Los Rebeldes
Start: 2025-10-24T19:00:00-05:00
End: 2025-10-24T21:30:00-05:00
Location: 210 N Minnesota St, New Ulm, MN, United States, Minnesota 56073

Schedule

Fri Oct 24 2025 at 07:00 pm to 09:30 pm

UTC-05:00

Location

210 N Minnesota St, New Ulm, MN, United States, Minnesota 56073 | New Ulm, MN

In honor of Los Lobos Coming to town we are bringing perenial favorite band Los Rebeldes to the Grand Kabaret for a special Día de los Muertos Party! Thank you to Gislason & Hunter Attorneys at Law for sponsoring this event. Light appetizers will be provided and the dance floor will be open. Please reserve your seat ahead of time online or by calling us at 507.359.9222. Cover charge is $10 and can be paid online, at the door, or at our offices at 210 N Minnesota St.
About Los Rebeldes:
Los Rebeldes (of Minnesota) is a celebrated family band that has brought the heart of Tex-Mex and Mexican folk music to audiences across the Midwest for over four decades. Formed in the early 1980s, Los Rebeldes began with the musical passion of the Cardona family. Raul Sr., alongside his sons Raul Jr., Rene, and Luis, started performing together in the 1970s, crafting a sound rooted in traditional Mexican folk styles. Around 1983, the band officially took shape when Raul Sr.’s brother-in-law, Jesús “Chuy” Velez, joined as a lead member, with close friend José Madrigal on guitar rounding out the ensemble. Chuy retired in 1990, and Raul Sr. continued to play accordion well into his 70s. The band remains a testament to their musical legacy.
Los Rebeldes seamlessly blends traditional Mexican folk with contemporary “Tex-Mex” sounds, incorporating elements of rock, country, folk, and blues. This fusion creates a unique sound where the accordion, trumpet, and guitar take center stage, honoring their roots while resonating with modern audiences. Throughout the years, various Cardona family members have contributed their talents on instruments like the trumpet, accordion, and guitar, making Los Rebeldes a dynamic, multigenerational force in music.
Today, Los Rebeldes is dedicated to keeping the Tex-Mex and Conjunto music traditions alive in the upper Midwest, connecting diverse communities to the vibrant heritage of south-of-the-bord.