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Limn 10: Chokepoints… Now available in gorgeous version!
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Everyone’s Going to the Rumba: Trap Latino and the Cuban Internet
In “Asesina,” Darell opens the track shouting “Everybody go to the discotek,” a call for listeners to respond to the catchy beat and come dance. In this series on rap in Spanish and Sound Studies, we’re calling you out to the dance floor…and we have plenty to say about it. Your playlist will not sound […]