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| The Queen of Tejano music |
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| Paraguyan harpist, composed Tren lechero |
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| Columbian contemporary popular artist (won Latin Grammy 3 times), “A Dios Le Pido” |
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| NE Brazil Black Revival, Bloco Afro (1979), samba reggae |
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| Brazilian Dictator 1930-54 (bad) |
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| The Queen of Tejano music |
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| Brazil, president after Vargas, built Brasilia |
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| Brazil, Bossa Nova, composer and poet |
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| “The Mutants”, Brazil Tropicalia |
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| Portuguese-born Brazilian samba singer and later a symbol of Brazil in American culture |
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| Argentina, “Nueva Cancion” |
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| Los munequitos de Matanzas |
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| Columbian singer-songwriter, popular in both folk and pop settings |
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| Brazilian father of bossa nova |
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| Brazilian leader of tropicalia |
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| Mexico, Musica Jarocha of Veracruz |
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| Columbian contemporary popular artist (won Latin Grammy 3 times), “La gota fria” |
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| Brazil, author of “The Mystery of Samba” |
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| NE Brazil, bloc afro samba group, Bahian carnaval |
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