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“"Que No," Cafe's Tacvba latest single, has Sixties characteristics which we haven't done before, and "Matando" also has certain elements we hadn't come across. For me, it's difficult to say "it's this influence" or "it comes from there." Maybe it's easy for one to listen externally and identify influences.”

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Joselo Rangel
Joselo Rangel

Joselo Rangel, born on September 1, 1967, is an individual whose identity and profession remain unclear. His biography and contributions are currently limited, with specific details awaiting further discovery. more

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