Spanish serenades filled the air of Malcolm X Plaza Thursday afternoon as a prelude to the final show of San Francisco State University’s Rhythms Music Festival. The outdoor concert featured performances from Los Tranquilos and Edgar Alejandro, both playing music inspired by the sounds of 20th century Mexican culture. With two distinct sounds between them, the performers gave students an entertaining soundtrack while they walked through campus and stopped by campus organization tables that were set up near the stage. Tatianna Ramos, who oversees Associated Students Productions, organized the free show. Over the eight years in her role, she noticed a trend with Rhythms Music Festival putting on more hip-hop performances and wanted to add more variety this year. “I wanted to bring a different type of element to this specific show,” Ramos said. “Given the political climate that we’re in, I thought it was very appropriate.” 🔗Read more at link in bio. ✍️: Elijah Shaw (shawdawgy) 📸: P...