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You texted me that you were working so hard and you just let it slip out that you went to a bunch of parties, okay?

I just want the audience to know.

The parties are work, Felix.

I just want people to know, all right?

For the record, yes, you were at home, but you did have the opportunity to come, and everyone was asking me, where's Theo Felix?

Where is he?

And I was like, well, he's in his bed at home.

Yeah.

From NPR music, this is Alt Latino.

I'm Felix Contreras.

And I'm Anna Maria Sayer.

Let the Chisemay begin.

And boy, Felix, do I have maybe the most cheeseme for you this week?

Yeah, Anna was at the Latin Grammys while.

I was here doing all the hard work holding it down.

The 25th annual Latin Grammys held in Miami was a big event, an auspicious event, because

of course it is the biggest night in Latin music, but also that 25-year mark was a big deal

this year.

It's just where everyone gets together.

And you kind of get to do an assessment of like where we are with Latin music.

I think it's one thing, obviously, to talk about it generally.

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