For me, pure music, this is Latino and Felix Contreras.

And I'm on a Maria's side, let the cheese faint, we get.

I'm going to take care of my house, I'm going to clean it all.

I'm going to change the focus, to see it in another way.

I'm going to love myself so much now that I know it.

This week's guest is someone I've always wanted to talk to.

So I'm really glad that you brought Juliette of a Negus and to have conversation.

Oh my God, Felix, it was such a dream talking to her.

You know, it's hard to believe that her first album came out in 1997.

I can't even fathom that.

Yeah.

That first album basically puts her in the context of the earliest days of Latin alternative music

when it was transitioning from what used to be known as rock in the Spaniard

and began incorporating more elements of pop, which she does really well.

Oh, that's what I love about her because she's pop, but she has that rocker as soul.

That's why I'm not mad that you went out and did this interview with,

with who I'm glad because you know, I was like asked for forgiveness.

Right.

Okay, let's dig into this wide-ranging, great conversation with Juliette of a Negus

and which she talks about her inspirations, her latest album to a story about that word pioneer.

I wouldn't call myself a pioneer.

And I guess in a way all women have to be pioneers in one sense or another because,

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