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🗓️ 24 September 2020
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Yanna - "Marcaperu," a 2020 self-released single.
"My friends take care of me / Not the police"
On her debut single "Marcaperu," Afro-Peruvian artist Yanna (real name: Brenda Carpio) uses her voice to denounce the injustices she sees around her: racism, discrimination, and violence.
Raised in the San Martín de Porres district of Lima, Peru, Yanna moved to France to study International Business Administration and instead, fell in love with hip hop.
"When I came back, it was a shock," she told El Comercio. "Having left and identified as a black and empowered woman from that Afro side was reduced to the fact that people on the street were quite violent and they looked at me, but not in a positive way, they made fun of my hair and my features.” She continued, "I felt that being abroad I was treated better than being in my own country. I know people who have gone through this misogynistic, sexist, and abusive violence. I wanted to highlight and put these issues on the table."
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0:00.0 | The story, |
0:15.0 | you're a new carlegano, and when all the same |
0:18.0 | as an jama perinos, causa, a junta, |
0:21.6 | batter and man, and sieres, |
0:24.0 | my carman, |
0:25.0 | a palo reclamu, |
0:26.0 | at the |
0:24.0 | patria, |
0:28.0 | and the home |
0:30.0 | the gase that |
0:32.0 | the gase |
0:30.0 | the gahrar that the germany the gee Here are the poor, the savie of my scadle the favorite of the football. |
0:35.0 | Not so important to a more a world that is star informatos. |
0:40.0 | There are an extra gero, |
0:41.0 | and positioning those, |
0:43.0 | but you can't be the poura, |
0:45.0 | so the fés de go for one, |
0:46.0 | no, but when, when, |
0:48.0 | when, |
0:50.0 | when you're g'er, the indio's and seerrinos. Cholas, and Cyros and serranos. |
0:53.6 | Pienbedo's the transport of the ropano. |
0:56.4 | End of quite what I want foolano. |
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