County vendimias, or harvest festivals, are usually nothing to write home about. Surely nothing in comparison to the hullabaloo of the province's central festival with four hundred plus dancers and musicians, exotic light shows and fireworks etc. This year, however, one district, Lujan de Cuyo, is stepping it up a notch with national and international bands during their three night festival at which their queen is selected; highlight of the event Calle 13, the rambunctious Puerto Rican trio that features part reggaeton, part rap, part biting social commentary and 100 percent booty shakin' goodness!Calle 13 plays this Sunday (Feb. 5) in a free show that is open to the public. Set in the field behind the old train-station in Lujan, the spectacle begins around eight, but headline act Calle 13 is said to take the stage around 10. To get there take the 19 bus from Mendoza city to the center of Lujan and than follow the music to the station!
