Bomba Estéreo Rocks Indigenous Roots

Sarika D. Mehta » Podcast

Nov 13, 201723:14News & Politics

Back in August, the day before their latest digital album was released, Bomba Estéreostopped by Portland to start their extensive international tour. This new album, Ayo, differs from previous ones with heart-wrenching m...

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