Contact the band
Barbara Arhon
Los Gu'achis are known for adding a fun, festive musical element to festivals, restaurants, private parties and more. The group can play as a duo, trio or quartet. To book the band for your event, call Barbara Arhon at 707 781-3272, e-mail barbara.arhon@gmail.com or use the contact form below.
To buy a CD or a Los Guachis Fall/Winter 2012 Tour T-shirt, contact Barbara. (Click on the "Products" tab above for more details about these items.)
Use the form below to contact the band, make a comment about the music or tell us how you like this website.
To buy a CD or a Los Guachis Fall/Winter 2012 Tour T-shirt, contact Barbara. (Click on the "Products" tab above for more details about these items.)
Use the form below to contact the band, make a comment about the music or tell us how you like this website.
What people are saying about Los Gu'achis and this website:
"Wow! I had no idea this band even existed. My grandfather Lester Vavages was the original violinist who played with Gu-Achi Fiddlers. I am definitely going to have to let my grandmother know about this band and that you all actually take the name from the original name. She is the widow of my grandfather. I look forward to hearing more of your bands music and look forward to spreading the word to the rest of the Vavages family. I too have recently taken up playing the violin in remembrance of my grandfather." -- Valentina V.
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"Los Gu'achis are THE BEST!! You all make the party wherever you perform. Great website, especially the photo album! From your #1 Fans." -- Glenn & Patti F.
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"Finally found you guys. What a cool website. So PROFESSIONAL!!!!!" -- Rochelle R.
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"LOVE your website. All of you are great, especially my talented, hilarious, and beautiful Auntie Babs. Can't wait to hear you all perform soon!" -- Ilia C.L.
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"I love your website! It's perfect. Easy, professional." -- Joanna C .
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"I haven't forgotten the amazing music you played at the library. The music that you play meant a lot to me because it connected me with my past." -- Ingrid O.
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"Los Gu'achis entertained the crowd at the opening of Riverfront Art Gallery's Fall Show last Saturday evening (Nov. 9, 2013) in historic Petaluma, California. Los Gu'achis, a very talented quartet, played a variety of lively early Southwestern music throughout the evening. The group takes their name and style from musical threads found in the Papago Indian culture of early Arizona and subsequently modified by nineteenth century immigrant influences. It is a rich sound blending violin, guitar, accordion and bass. This is a local group that is well worth experiencing if you get the opportunity. Watch for their name at events and locations in the area or visit their website for more information and a list of upcoming performances." -- Cristalen, fine arts photographer
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"Not bad for a bunch of gringos." -- David Beatriz, owner of Mi Pueblo Mexican restaurants in Sonoma and Marin counties, California.
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"Los Gu'achis are THE BEST!! You all make the party wherever you perform. Great website, especially the photo album! From your #1 Fans." -- Glenn & Patti F.
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"Finally found you guys. What a cool website. So PROFESSIONAL!!!!!" -- Rochelle R.
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"LOVE your website. All of you are great, especially my talented, hilarious, and beautiful Auntie Babs. Can't wait to hear you all perform soon!" -- Ilia C.L.
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"I love your website! It's perfect. Easy, professional." -- Joanna C .
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"I haven't forgotten the amazing music you played at the library. The music that you play meant a lot to me because it connected me with my past." -- Ingrid O.
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"Los Gu'achis entertained the crowd at the opening of Riverfront Art Gallery's Fall Show last Saturday evening (Nov. 9, 2013) in historic Petaluma, California. Los Gu'achis, a very talented quartet, played a variety of lively early Southwestern music throughout the evening. The group takes their name and style from musical threads found in the Papago Indian culture of early Arizona and subsequently modified by nineteenth century immigrant influences. It is a rich sound blending violin, guitar, accordion and bass. This is a local group that is well worth experiencing if you get the opportunity. Watch for their name at events and locations in the area or visit their website for more information and a list of upcoming performances." -- Cristalen, fine arts photographer
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"Not bad for a bunch of gringos." -- David Beatriz, owner of Mi Pueblo Mexican restaurants in Sonoma and Marin counties, California.
