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Los Coyotes to represent Kalistan at FOMAT XIX
KME Artists from Sulari to play their 5081 hit "Ningún Perdón"
Sulari, Suldanor
March 1, 5082


Los Coyotes, seen here overlooking Sulari at dusk, record for LTD Records, and were chosen because of their "chill sound and fun atmosphere"

Adult Contemporary KME rock band Los Coyotes has been selected to represent the Republic next month at FOMAT XIX. The group beat out seventeen other nominees to claim top honors in a listener poll held in January by KRTVN M7.

"We are happy to get the chance to represent the Republic at the festival," said lead singer and rhythm guitarist Dave Angel Cruz. "We didn't even know we were nominated until (bassist) Bobby (Verde) told us to check M7, where they were doing the poll. I was like 'What? Ain't that show for kids? But no. Looks like we won the vote. So, I guess we'll go to Luxon."

The veteran KME musicians have a dedicated and very loyal following over their more than 15 years of making music in Suldanor and Odufaray. They have more than 10 albums to their credit, and play festivals across the Republic. The song the band will be playing is featured on their most recent album La Patria which was released by LTD last year. "We sing more frequently in Vrassan, but we chose 'Ningún Perdón' because it kind of has a Gaduri sound that people can really dance to. And it is kind of reggae infused as well. It's actually a pretty catchy tune, and Kalistan is known for bringing interesting tunes to FOMAT." We really look forward to playing for an international audience."

Los Coyotes will be taking a break from their touring schedule to go to the Festival. "It's kind of a cool thing. We've played the Hall many times, of course, but this time the whole world will be watching. I definitely want to check out some of the pavillions," said Cruz. "My wife and kids will be there too. It should be a lot of fun."

FOMAT XIX will be broadcast live around the world from the Global Music Hall of Fame in Luxon, Ananto on terrestrial, satellite and internet sources on April 30 of this year.