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hough it doesn’t receive as much attention as other seasonal concerts, the World Music Festival Chicago, held in various spots around town from September 13 host who retired from WBEZ last year, points out: “I’ve loved this festival ever since its inception, and it just gets better and better with the breadth and styles of music over the years.” Here, the three acts Sarabia is most excited to catch.

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