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"Todo lo que tengo" by Quetzal from Imaginaries
East Los Angeles band Quetzal combines rock, traditional son jarocho, salsa, R&B, and more to express political, social, and personal struggles on their album Imaginaries. "Todo lo que tengo" (All That I Have) is a love song that acknowledges the role of the individual in a successful union.
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