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When the survivors of a mass shooting at a newspaper went back to work, everything was different,

even email.

What if someone's sending us more death threats or what if somebody sends me a death threat

and I don't see it?

And then somebody comes and kills all my friends and it's my fault because I didn't read the email.

That's this week on the Capital Gazette series from NPR's Embedded.

If I go to psychoanalysis, I'm definitely going to find some Mexico City issues.

Okay, maestro.

Bro. Theo Felix. Okay, Maestro, bro. Tio Felix.

It's good to see you, man.

Camilo Lado, welcome to Alt Latino.

From NPR music, this is Alt Latino. I'm Felix Bung-Bren.

Okay, so we got a lot of stuff to talk about, bro.

I mean, you're a busy man. You're always a busy man.

The first thing we want to talk about is the new record, man.

We can hear Mexico through your eyes and ears. I hear bits of the brass

horns from Banda mixed in with a different rhythm. I mean, there's, there, it really is a sonic

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