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NPR El Tiny concert series

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NPR announced the return of ‘El Tiny’, a special series of Tiny Desk Concerts celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month. The lineup includes a diverse range of Latin American artists such as Mon Laferte, Melissa Aldana, Gonzalo Rubalcaba, and Los Tigres del Norte. Following the announcement, Chilean singer Mon Laferte released her session, serving served as the inaugural event for the 2026 edition of the series. edition. Performing with an ensemble, ensemble of brass, piano, drums, and double bass, Laferte played tracks from her recent albums ‘Femme Fatale’ and ‘Femme Fatale Vol. 2’. Continuing 2’, including ‘For Your Consideration’ and ‘Vida Normal’. During the series, session, the artist became visibly emotional while performing ‘No le regales tu Corazón’. Following Laferte, the Peruvian Amazonian cumbia group Los Mirlos is scheduled to debut released their session on September 17. The session, which was recorded Recorded on July 28 under strict secrecy, follows an eight-month development period after a Tiny Desk producer attended one of the band’s concerts in the United States. The 18-minute performance is expected to feature tracks such as ‘La fuga del jaguar’ and featured five songs, including ‘La danza Danza de Los Mirlos,’ showcasing Mirlos’ and ‘La Fuga del Jaguar’. The group used the group’s 50-year legacy platform to highlight environmental and their unique surf-rock style reverberated guitar. social issues, specifically dedicating ‘Llanto en la Selva’ to indigenous peoples defending the Amazon. The performance also incorporated visual elements of cultural identity, such as hand-embroidered shirts featuring Shipibo-Konibo kené art.

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