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Category: Latin America

A mural in Rio de Janeiro.

The New Sounds Of Brazil: Artists To Watch

Over the next month, TV announcers will guide World Cup viewers through the soccer world. But if you’re more interested in the sounds of host country Brazil, Alt.Latino has you covered.

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Brazilian singer Maria Rita.

Brazil’s Maria Rita Rediscovers Her Mother Through Music

Maria Rita may be the daughter of Ellis Regina, one of Brazil’s greatest singers, but she’s also a star in her own right. Host Michel Martin speaks to Rita about finding her own voice in the music world.

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Rappers Apache and Canserbero.

Venezuelan Hip-Hop Takes On Police Corruption

The song by Venezuelan rappers Apache y Canserbero tackles the rampant police corruption plaguing their country — but with a light touch.

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