Several of Canyon’s finest artists took the stage on Sunday afternoon at the 88th Annual Santa Fe Indian Market and for three and a half hours the audience heard a diverse cross-section of Native music (to see the video click artist names). Artists included Native American flutist R. Carlos Nakai (center), traditional Hopi singer Clark Tenakhongva and his daughter Si’Mana (lower right), classical/tango guitarist Gabriel Ayala (upper middle), singer/songwriter/guitarist Aaron White (middle right), Native American flutist Anthony Wakeman (upper right), and Canyon’s newest artist, Estun-Bah (left side), featuring Darren Yazzie (guitar), Jeremy Dancing Bull (drums) and Tony Duncan (Native American flute) who also performed two show stopping hoop dances. Friend of Canyon, Keith Secola (lower middle) joined Aaron White and R. Carlos Nakai to close their sets. Canyon Records would like to thank the Southwestern Association of Indian Arts (SWAIA) for the opportunity to serve as a sponsor and in particular acknowledge Executive Director Dr. Bruce Bernstein, Gabe Gomez and Melanie Yazzie for their gracious support.