“Patria y Vida.” “Homeland and life.” Since the birth of hip-hop, it has been America’s universal sound of struggle. In the early ’70s, people of problematic plagued areas needed a space to express their oppression in a way that people like them could understand, thus came hip-hop. They used afro-centric beats, uplifting and knowledgeable lyrics […]
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