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YAKIMA -- Three actors from Univision's most popular show will be in Yakima on Wednesday at a marketing event by Verizon Wireless.

Eduardo Yañez, Jorge Salinas and Pablo Montero -- who play brothers in the soap opera "Fuego en la Sangre" -- will sign autographs and promote the cellular phone network from 4 to 7 p.m at the Verizon store at 2401 S. First Street.

Yakima is one of only five U.S. cities that are part of the promotional tour, which also includes El Paso, Texas; Greeley, Colo.; Stockton, Calif.; and Southgate, Calif.

"Fuego en la Sangre" -- which means "Fire in the Blood" -- averages some 5 million Hispanic viewers per episode, according to Nielsen Media Research.

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