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Los Cenzontles

Los Senn-Sont-Less

By Nate Seltenrich @nateseltenrich

        
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The San Pablo-based Mexican roots group Los Cenzontles' first record of original material in eighteen years: a bilingual fusion of light rock and traditional Mexican music that beckons a broader audience.

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