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“Fandango was around before the Internet. Fandango is a Spanish-American dance. It's a lively tempo dance. It's almost like the tango. That's what it says in the Merriam-Webster [dictionary]. The second entry is [defined as] 'tomfoolery.' That's what it says in the dictionary, that's what I go by. I remember Queen saying it too on 'Bohemian Rhapsody.' When I was little I never understood what they meant by 'do the fandango.”

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DJ Quik

DJ Quik, born Quincy Jones III, is an American rapper, music producer, and DJ. Born on January 18, 1970, he gained prominence in the early 1990s with his unique music style and rap skills. DJ Quik's career began in the early 1990s, and he quickly rose to fame with hit singles like 'U Choose' and 'We Can Do It'. His debut album 'Quik Is Quick... to the Bank' was released in 1991 and achieved commercial success. DJ Quik has made significant contributions to the fields of music production and rap. His music blends West Coast rap and G-funk styles, which have had a profound impact on the development of hip-hop music. He is not only a talented rapper but also a successful music producer, having produced music for several artists. DJ Quik's musical style and talent have made him one of the most outstanding rap artists of the 1990s. His work has received high praise from both the music industry and fans, and his influence and contributions continue to play a significant role in the hip-hop music scene to this day. more

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