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A quick note before the show, this podcast contains explicit language.

Felix, I tell you how I tore my hamstring.

Okay, I want to hear this. Go ahead.

So I was in yoga. Who gets entered in yoga? I was trying to do the splits, Felix.

Oh, my God.

Anyways, we're here now and we're alive and it's fine.

Don't do the splits while we're recording this.

I'm literally trying to exactly what I was doing now.

Let's get this show over with before you heard yourself.

From MPR music, this is all Latino and Felix Contreras.

And I'm Anna Maria Sayer, let the chiseme begin.

And Felix, oh my God.

I'm so excited. You know, you get why I'm so excited.

I mean, it's like, it's the day, it's the time, it's the event of the season.

Because Natalia Lafourcade is finally releasing another album.

It's called Cancionera, which translates directly to like a collection of songs or a songbook.

It's the second album, Felix, that she's released, that has basically been her own music again.

So as we all know, obviously Natalia has her whole story history of being the spirit singer of Mexico, basically, reviving tradition.

I'm like, how would you describe her?

Exactly.

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