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He was turned down by almost every club in the city.("Spanish guitar? Forget about it!" was the reaction Benise recalls hearing). So Benise formed a street group.

Featuring circus performers, samba dancers, and African drummers, the show filled 2,000-seat venues.Offers came in from record companies, but Benise turned them down, believing he would have to compromise his music or downsize his show. He finally found management he liked in Doc McGhee, who discovered Bon Jovi, Kiss, Mà¶tley Crà¼e, and others.Observing how PBS introduced mass audiences to Yanni, Sarah Brightman, and Riverdance, he decided that hooking up with the network was logical.

Featuring circus performers, samba dancers, and African drummers, the show filled 2,000-seat venues.Offers came in from record companies, but Benise turned them down, believing he would have to compromise his music or downsize his show. He finally found management he liked in Doc McGhee, who discovered Bon Jovi, Kiss, Mà¶tley Crà¼e, and others.Observing how PBS introduced mass audiences to Yanni, Sarah Brightman, and Riverdance, he decided that hooking up with the network was logical.

From these performances, he quickly established a following. Benise and his friends came up with an act that married Latin rhythms to a circus atmosphere. He fuses world music (specifically, strongly Latin-flavored styles such as flamenco, salsa, tango, and samba underscored by African tribal rhythms) with rock, to create a sound that appeals to mainstream music fans and aficionados of world music.The mixture caught the attention of the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) and led to his 2006-2007 Nights of Fire! production that has aired on many PBS-affiliated stations, and won an Emmy Award. The show is a blend of theater and music, drawing from Spanish flamenco, Argentine tango, and Brazilian samba.To date, Benise has produced eight CDs (seven studio, one live) and 2 DVDs.

They played around 225 shows a year, anywhere there were tourists, performing original songs and selling CDs. Soon, he and his band were getting noticed by clubs. "Before I knew it, people would line up on the street for our performances," Benise said.

He owns an independent record label, Rosanegra Music.Benise comes from a small farm an hour from Grand Island, Nebraska.