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Boys Choir from Mexico Warms Hearts in Texas

It’s not every day that two boys serenade you for your 13th birthday in a foreign language.

But that’s what happened Thursday at the White Settlement home of Christina Nicholson, a member of the Texas Girls’ Choir.

“Amazing,” Nicholson said, with a slight blush. “Last night at midnight, they serenaded me.”

The young men doing the serenading are part of the Mexico Boys Choir, which travels to Fort Worth every summer in a musical and cultural exchange with the Texas Girls’ Choir.

In their homeland, the boys are known as the Estudiantina Guadalupana Potosina. The youngsters have been . . .

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