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SAMMY HAGAR To Be Honored For Promoting Tourism In Los Cabos, Mexico

December 4, 2006

According to MensNewsDaily.com, former VAN HALEN lead singer Sammy Hagar will be honored tomorrow (Tuesday, Dec. 5) for promoting tourism in Los Cabos, Mexico. Mayor Luis Armando Diaz will attend the event, which will showcase more than 20 local restaurants and several jazz, salsa and rock bands. A portion of the proceeds from the event will go to the Red Cross and Fire Department of Los Cabos.

Hagar first visited Cabo San Lucas in the early 1980s and later wrote the song "Cabo Wabo" about his love for the area. He now owns a world-famous nightclub and restaurant in Cabo San Lucas.

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