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His cancer battle has "taken a turn," and it's very serious.

Raul Malo needs more time to recover after undergoing surgery as part of his cancer treatment earlier this month.

The band hopes this round of treatment will be "the final hurdle" in Malo's fight with cancer.

"Will be praying for Raul´s return to health."

"It's hard to hold a guitar up to my body. I don't even know if I could sing."

Malo says he'll begin treatment for his cancer this summer.

One lucky Mavericks fan bumped into Kirstaps Porzingis at a local Dallas restaurant, and believes that he witnessed him receive the news that he was traded.

The Mavericks turn this Irving Berlin-penned classic into something sultrier.

The musician and a friend were speaking Spanish to each other when they were approached by two men who reportedly assaulted them.

The Mavericks leader Raul Malo doesn't consider the band's new album, 'En Español', a political statement -- but, he admits with a laugh, their timing is impeccable.

"This is reprehensible and immoral," he writes.

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