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  • Calle 13

    …brothers released their first album, Calle 13, which included ā€œAtrĆ©vete-te-teā€ (ā€œI Dare You-You-Youā€), the group’s first major hit. With engaging lyrics and imagery that spoke to the middle-class fear of the urban poor, the song effectively elevated the album to best-seller status and propelled the brothers to celebrity.

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    …brothers released their first album, Calle 13, which included ā€œAtrĆ©vete-te-teā€ (ā€œI Dare You-You-Youā€), the group’s first major hit. With engaging lyrics and imagery that spoke to the middle-class fear of the urban poor, the song effectively elevated the album to best-seller status and propelled the brothers to celebrity.

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