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Panteón Rococó: Tiny Desk Concert

The set blends ska, cumbia and Afro-Caribbean rhythms with lyrics about Mexico’s sociopolitical struggles, NPR said.

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The musical session, which has been consecrated in recent years as one of the most important stages in the world, kicks off Hispanic Heritage Month in the United States with the iconic Mexican band

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Panteón Rococó: Tiny Desk Concert

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The group Pantheón Rococó took advantage of their debut in Tiny Desk Concerts, the popular NPR music series

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El Ciudadano On Thursday 1/10, the Tiny Desk Concert shared on its YouTube channel the presentation of the Mexican group Panteón Rococó, whose vocalist -Dr. Shenka- appeared on stage wearing the shirt of the Palestinian football club of Chile. The band had a applauded presentation, where they performed five songs, and putting in front in one of them the memory of the disappeared in Mexico and the tireless search for justice of their family and f…

Panteón Rococó premieres her session at 'El Tiny' by NPR Music. Check the list of songs, protest messages and where to see the acoustic concert. The post Panteón Rococó premieres her Tiny Desk Concert: they dedicate it to the disappeared in Mexico and to the struggle of Palestine appeared first on Capital Mexico.

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