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Dec 2022
27m 2s

Anitta & Rosalía on the borders of Latin...

Vulture
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When it comes to distinguishing what exactly Latin music is, what makes the cut? To some, it’s simply music from the Latin American region, and to others, it’s any music that is sung in Spanish – but much like the pop canon, the phrase encapsulates so many different eras, styles, and genres. Like any distinction, there’s also music on the periphery: specifi ... Show More
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