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So I'm here with Latino USA producers, Ginny Montalbo and Patricia Sulbaran.

And I don't know, maybe our listeners know what's coming up now.

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So we are here again today is our last episode of our Hania's and Music series about the

lives of notable women musicians and their influential work.

And this time we're going to Colombia to meet another Hania.

Her name is Petrona Martinez and she's one of the most important black singers in Colombia.

And to start with, I want to play you a clip of her performing in 1998 in Bogota, Colombia's

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