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Victor La Torre/ Pobre Rey Queens
Hailing from Queens, Pobre Rey is a unique musician who cannot be confined to any one genre. In his own words, he has "been influenced by Gypsy kings, Pixies, and salsa music alike. Whatever came out, came out."
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Fans of Polvo, take note! The excellent Kansas City band Abandoncy has the same fondness for corkscrewing riffs & melodies. It’s great!
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