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High School Band Opens Season With Spanish Numbers

The band is back together.

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The Swampscott High Band made their debut under new director Laura Bailey at Saturday's football game against Triton.

The musicians played two Spanish numbers, Aztec and a Carlos Santana song. 

On Monday or Tuesday we plan to post a video of the band playing their music at halftime, as well as video of the cheerleaders doing a halftime routine.

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