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All.Latino Album Review: Calma Camona's '100 Vidas'

The Puerto Rican soul singer Calma Camona's new album is a strong statement of power, gender and identity.

For someone from my generation, which grew up with the sound, it is a complete joy to see younger artists embrace soul music in such creative ways. Equally thrilling is to witness

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