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From NPR music, this is Alt Latino. I'm Felix Contreras. And I'm Anna Maria Sayer. Let the Chisemay begin. Felix, bring me something good. What chisemate you have for me?

I'm looking for something juicy.

It's so cold out here in Washington, D.C. that it's too cold to go out. It's too cold to talk to people. It's too cold to do anything. I stayed home.

I've been working from home, man, so I got no chisement.

That sounds really depressing. The goal was to get undepressing news.

Well, if we're going to get undepressed, we've got great music to do that. It's a new music show

this week. This is true. What do you got? Okay, so, you know, I always try, Felix, to get you on board with my music, and there's two ways I try to do that.

One is my, I swear I can trick Felix into liking this bucket, and the other is I know Felix is a fan, and it's 100% slam dunk.

He's going to like it, and I'm starting this week with one of my slam dunk songs. So get excited.

This is from the band Combo Chimbita. They're kind of like a psychedelic cumbia band coming out of

Colombia. This is their new single, Dimeno. The time The time

The time pass and we don't

Let's

and we'll

think that's The time passes and we don't

let's think that it's

it's difficult not to feel us

just to begin

it's not that we can't

connect us and so we're connected

and that's not because if

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