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Video interview: Maneja Beto's indie en español

Written by Ajay Miranda
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Interview: Maneja Beto from Austin Vida on Vimeo.


Maneja Beto iconManeja Beto took a year-long hiatus in 2008. Now the self-described indie-en-Español quintet is back. After playing practice shows this summer, Maneja Beto plays its official return show tonight on Mohawk's outdoor stage. Austin Vida talked with the band about the hiatus, the history of the band and the origin of the name Maneja Beto. Also, hear the story behind the intriguing phrase, "Beto's dead. We don't want to talk about it." In addition to talented musicians, the guys in Maneja are also fierce practical jokers.
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Ajay Miranda

Ajay Miranda

Ajay is Austin Vida's managing editor. Besides writing reviews and interviews, he also edits all of Vida's other writers and contributors. Before Austin Vida, he interned for three newspapers: Laredo Morning Times, The Denver Post and The Wall Street Journal. He was an associate news editor for The Daily Texan, his college newspaper at the University of Texas. His personal music blog is 'Nites, a Blog for Austinites.

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