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Longtime Dallas musician Jeff Saenz finds his way back to the stage after life-changing accident
Summary by The Dallas Editorial Desk Alyssa Fields , as published by Dallas Observer
· October 1, 2026
· 1 min read
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Even 8,000 volts couldn't keep Dallas artist Jeff Saenz from finding his way back to the stage. His new Baby Snakes & the Electric Co. project is that journey on display.
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Key takeaway Even 8,000 volts couldn't keep Dallas artist Jeff Saenz from finding his way back to the stage.
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What is this story about? Even 8,000 volts couldn't keep Dallas artist Jeff Saenz from finding his way back to the stage. His new Baby Snakes & the Electric Co. project is that journey on display.
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