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ESPO AND BANDOS

3/1/17

Warner Music Nashville's The Last Bandoleros join label chief John Esposito and EVP A&R Scott Hendricks for a photo op prior to their set opening for Sting at Nashville's Municipal Auditorium. Later, manager Martin Kierszenbaum, inspired by this outlaw tableau, attempted to hold up the National Bank of Bolivia. Seen are (l-r) the band's Emilio Navaira, Hendricks, the band's Diego Navaira, Espo and the band's Jerry Fuentes and Derek James.