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Songs We Love: Ane Díaz, 'Allá Viene Un Corazón'

As political turmoil roiled her home country, Ane Díaz broke down the traditional danzas of Venezuela, rebuilding them with breadth and depth.
Source: David Belisle

As the continued to mount in her native Venezuela, turned to the folk songs that shaped her early life and put her own spin on them, as a way to protect what she considers

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