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From A Band On The Border, The Stories That Shape 'South Of Nowhere'

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Published June 2, 2014 at 2:22 PM MDT
Spanish Gold brings together Dante Schwebel (left), Patrick Hallahan (center) and Adrian Quesada.
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Spanish Gold brings together Dante Schwebel (left), Patrick Hallahan (center) and Adrian Quesada.

Spanish Gold is a band out of South Texas, and the band's debut album, South of Nowhere, draws inspiration from life on the U.S.-Mexico border. Singer Dante Schwebel discusses the band's sound and the meanings behind the lyrics.

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