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And I'm Anna Maria Sayer. Let the Chisemé begin. and this week the Chees-Meet was all about new music

and that's what we're doing this week.

Anna brought in some tracks, I brought in some tracks,

and we're going to share some new music.

But first we're going to talk about something that we both agreed on,

and that is a new track from Bad Bunny.

No, no, me has to read it. about something that we both agreed on and that is a new track from Bad Buddy.

Yeah, nothing makes me to read

only when I see the photos and the videos that I've got to Felix, you know, I always take any

I always take any excuse to talk about Bad Bunny, but he did something that is worth talking about. I don't know

if any of us saw this coming. I don't think anyone saw or heard it coming, dipping his toes into

the amazing Mexican regional scene that's popping up all over the place right now.

He released a track with massive regional group, Group of Frontera.

The track is called Un Porcento.

And, okay, I know I just said we didn't see it coming, but Felix, I feel like we did kind of see it coming.

I mean, we actually did do a show on this, what was it, two years ago, talking about the rise of what was at the time the sleeping giant of

regional Mexican. And it's only gathered steam since then and now it's just popping. It's on fire,

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