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The unique combination of dance music, costume changes, choreography and humor makes The Nacho Men Colorado's favorite musical performance group. The band has played from coast to coast in the U.S. From Las Vegas casinos to luxury cruise ships, from Mile High Stadium to the Red Rocks Amphitheater (where they opened for The Doobie Brothers), The Nacho Men are a hit. They have been the opening act f
03/06/2025
We honor the memory of Kevin Ryan, aka Frankie Diamond, founder of The Nacho Men band. We will miss his infectious laugh, warmth, talent, kindness, and beautiful presence.
Click below for details on his celebration of life this Saturday, March 8th, at 2:30.
https://kevinseanryan.com
Kevin Sean Ryan Obituary January 31, 2025 - Horan & McConaty Funeral Service and Cremation View Kevin Sean Ryan's obituary, find service dates, and sign the guestbook.
Yesterday the world lost one of the good guys…our founder, friend, brother and inspiration, Kevin Sean Ryan. We all knew him and loved him as Frankie Diamond. Most of you reading this will remember Frankie as a passionate lifelong entertainer who had a great love for bringing joy and laughter through his music and showmanship. He was raised with a guitar in his hand and he was born to rock.
We knew Frankie as much more. He was sensitive, caring, kind, and he had a huge heart. He was loving, giving, supportive, and generous. We will miss his great sense of humor and infectious laugh. He truly inspired the rest of us to be better men. Frankie made the world a better place, and we all loved him so much.
Whether he was on stage or on the golf course, he was a natural entertainer. He was bigger than life. It was never about the money but simply about the joy of entertaining
He probably is looking down upon us from Rock and Roll Heaven saying “Don’t make a big deal about this; it happens to all of us.”
RIP, Frankie Diamond. Rock In Perpetuity.
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