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7) rode the popularity of sultry Latino balladeers like Luis Miguel to become the most listened-to station in Los Angeles, Spanish- or English-language. Music will be provided by Canyon Country resident Eddie Villalobos, who is a member of the popular Buckaroo Balladeers, and The Pedersen Family, a group of singers that have performed at events in Acton. However, this kind of potential spoken and unspoken linguistic freedom is difficult to attain when the erasure of women as writers, artists, historians, balladeers is so commonplace. |
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