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Mexican Singer Ximena Sarinana Dances Around Conformity

Orlando Weekly | September 12, 2008

The scene at Sound Generation studio in New York's West Village was one of anticipation as Mexican newcomer Ximena Sarinana prepared to make her live American radio debut on public radio mainstay KCRW.

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