Rock neo norteño out of Chihuahua
18m
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Global Beat Mexico
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Betto is back with Raul and three new tunes. First up,Los Malagueñaput a modern twist on sonhuasteco in “Flores Negras.”Get swept away by beautiful vocals in“Luna Entre Mis Brazos” by Sabina Miguel. And dance along to rock neo norteño music in “El Licenciado” by Los Vikingos del Norte (aka Vikings of the North!)
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