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This venerable troupe of musicians originated in the late ’50s and has been at the forefront in bringing the treasured Mexican mariachi tradition to a much larger audience. The group might be best known through its collaborations with Linda Ronstadt, including the album “Canciones de Mi Padre.”
5 p.m. Feb. 12. $32-$42. Ferst Center for the Arts, 349 Ferst Drive N.W., Atlanta. 404-894-2787.

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Willie Nelson and Family
Willie Nelson is a living legend, but if you look at his works, there are only a few times they have coincided with the pop mainstream. The first was Patsy Cline’s recording of “Crazy,” a song Nelson wrote that has become inextricably linked with her. Nelson, now 78, only gained fame as a recording artist in the mid-’70s, well over a decade after “Crazy” hit the pop charts in 1961. And he did it brilliantly. “Red Headed Stranger” was a career-making record for a man who’d been working for years. An amazing songwriter took his distinctive vocal talent to the masses. He hit a mainstream chord again with “Always on My Mind” in 1982, but he hasn’t had an album reach the Top 40 since 1983. Some younger folks might know his name best from his tangles with the IRS (settled back in the early ’90s) and his marijuana arrests, but those issues fade away when the man takes the stage. Legal and financial troubles come and go, but he will always be a star.
7:30 p.m. Feb. 12. $47.50-$57.50.