How Argentina’s Folk Sounds Are Shaping a Generation’s Politics and National Pride

Milo J, Cazzu, and more stars are embracing music and traditions of the Argentine countryside, staving off pop homogenization and sharing their history with the world

Source: Rolling Stone

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