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Hey there, All Latino is taking a break from making new shows for a bit while we regroup for the

upcoming year. But that doesn't mean that we'll leave you without some great content from

All Latinos' extensive inventory of interviews.

We'll be taking a deep dive into our archive and pulling out some of our favorite coverage throughout the years.

Enjoy.

As we continue to celebrate Women's history month here on Alt Latina,

we've decided to go back to a couple of interviews with two Latino vocalists

who were just about to launch careers that have since made them very familiar to Latin music fans around the world.

Yeah. From NPR Music, this is Alt Latino, I'm Felix Contreras.

And once again, we're going back into the Alt Latino Archive. First, a 2016

interview with Cuban singer Daimé Arocena, in which we chatted about the cultural connection

between the U.S. and Cuba and the influence that has on her music. And we'll also hear from

Puerto Rican singer Ile from an interview that originally aired in 2017,

just as she was about to release her first solo album.

Up first, back to 2016 when Cuban vocalist Daimé Adocena dropped by the Alt-Latino

World headquarters in Washington, D.C.

Now since this interview, Daimé has really blossomed as a recording artist. She has

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