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Hip hop artist Santa Fe Klan to play the Rio Rancho Events Center – Rio Rancho Observer

Hip hop artist Santa Fe Klan to play the Rio Rancho Events Center - Rio Rancho Observer

Rio Rancho — Live Nation Entertainment brings hip hop Artist Santa Fe Klan and his 2022 Summer
Tour to the Rio Rancho Events Center on Thursday, August 25 at 8 p.m.

Joining Santa Fe Klan will be Mexican Rapper Tornillo, as well as Mexican Rapper MC DAVO.

The Rio Rancho Events Center “is proud to offer a range of culturally diverse events,” according to the announcement.

Tickets are available now at ticketmaster.com. Concert goers are encouraged to arrive early for the best parking options.

Born and raised in Guanajuato, México, Ángel Quezada AKA Santa Fe Klan has been part of the hip‐hop world since he
was just 12 years old.

Now, 7 years later and with six albums under his name, he continues to impress with his powerful
performances, style and unique sound.

In 2020, he was a finalist of MIDEM´s “Talent Accelerator” and named The Latin
Youth´s voice.

“An MC capable of connecting with thousands and millions of people through his reality: that of a young
man from Santa Fe (name of the colony where he was born and raised) who explores all the vices and virtues of the
Mexican neighborhood.” – VICE

The Rio Rancho Events Center is an 8,000 seat multi‐purpose venue, which opened in
October 2006, and is home to the New Mexico Runners (Major Arena Soccer League) and the Duke City Gladiators
(Indoor Football League).

The arena, which is owned by the City of Rio Rancho, is managed by OVG360.

 

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FTSE 100 shrugs off events in Ukraine as huge payouts from Rio Tinto and Barclays take centre stage

FTSE 100 shrugs off events in Ukraine as huge payouts from Rio Tinto and Barclays take centre stage

The Market Report with Katie Pilbeam.

FTSE 100 again shrugged off the events in Ukraine as huge payouts from Rio Tinto and Barclays diverted investors’ attention. The blue-chip index was up 43 at 7,537 in early trades.

 

Rio Tinto unveiled one of the biggest dividends ever seen in the UK. The mining giant is handing out an annual dividend of US$10.40 per share including a special of 247c, costing around US$16bn.

 

Barclays meanwhile is pay out £2.5bn after annual profits jumped to £8.4bn, nearly three times the previous year. The bank has also frozen shares worth £19mln that belonged to former chief executive Jes Staley. 

 

Ted Baker sales jumped 35% in its fourth quarter in spite of omicron. Trading margins also improved with full price sales especially strong said the fashion clothing retailer.

 

Among the small caps, shares in Mirriad Advertising jumped more than 10% in opening deals after the in-content advertising company announced a surge in US revenues and a first major partnership in Canada. US campaign revenues jumped more than 800% during the 2021 holiday season compared to the year before, thanks to content on the Hallmark and Lifetime channels and the Super Bowl.

Union Jack Oil is advancing plans to pay dividends or make share buybacks in the future. The company said it has reviewed its operational and financial plans for 2022 and has the cash to pay out.

OKYO Pharma has been issued a US patent for its dry eye disease candidate (DED) OK-101. The key claim in the application covered the drug’s use to treat neuropathic pain.