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A Good Beat, and You Can Protest It

Title: A Good Beat, and You Can Protest It
Author: Kun, Josh
Publisher: The New York Times Company, New York
Copyright: 2006
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(excerpt from the article)

''Ten years ago,'' Adolfo said, ''all these hip-hop kids were listening to quebradita,'' a gymnastic dance style associated with banda music, ''and dressing in sombreros, but now they're coming back to hip-hop.''

The baby-faced and wiry Eddie G, whose oversize white baseball cap stops just where his enormous diamond earrings start, said he is too young to come back to hip-hop. Rather, he was born into the music. ''Hip-hop is my everything,'' he said as he took a seat in the Valenzuelas' backyard. ''But I wouldn't feel strange at a banda show. It's not new to me. It's where I come from. My mom listened to Vicente Fernandez and all that pura ranchera stuff.'' 

Language: English
Periodical: The New York TImes
Pages: Art and Leisures, Music, Page 1


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