Popcast: Prince Royce, Pitbull and Multilingual Pop Music

Popcast

The New York Times

Music Interviews, Music Commentary, Music

3.6 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 24 July 2015

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Ben Ratliff, Jon Caramanica and Julianne Escobedo Shepherd discuss international and multilingual pop.

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0:00.0	dangerous. I should have known I will pay for this. You look too good with your makeup
0:07.2	all. Welcome to the New York Times Popcast, your hack license of bilingual phenomena. I'm your host Ben Ratliff.
0:17.0	Yossoy Ben Ratliff.
0:18.0	The options are so many options. Yeah. The ladder you gotta be climbing.
0:23.0	Ooh, you always just check on your status,
0:26.0	always been happening lately, we don't even talk no more.
0:29.0	With us today is special guest Julianne Escobato Sheppard,
0:32.0	culture editor at Jezebel. Hi Julianne Escobato Sheppard, culture editor at Jezebel, hi Julian.
0:33.9	Hello.
0:34.9	And John Caramonica.
0:36.3	Mm-hmm.
0:38.3	We're talking about two forces that are meeting at the same point but going in different directions.
0:45.0	Prince Royce and Pit Bull, who both have new records.
0:49.0	Prince Royces is called Double Vision, Pit Bull's is called Dalek,
0:52.0	and from Prince Royce's Double Vision, Pitballs is called Dalek.
0:52.6	And from Prince Royce's Double Vision,
0:54.6	we just heard dangerous Prince Royce,
0:57.6	featuring Kid Inc.
0:58.9	So, first question is, what does it signal that Prince Royce who's been around for five years or so?
1:09.0	Yeah.
1:10.0	Making Bachata records.
1:12.0	Prince Royce, Dominican guy, born and raised in the Bronx,
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