I agree :).

Despite a not so great Google translation indicating otherwise, I don't think this one necessarily has any particular connection with Christmas. It is a traditional song in Colombia and Equador with tons of variations (some called Velo Qué Bonito). But I've been playing this one on repeat (San Antonio = St. Anthony):

Juan Pino & Quemando Palabras (Barda Remix) - San Antonio

The unmixed version is also good. It also turns out searching YouTube for "san Antonio ya se va" is a great way to find Colombian bands, including a hip hop group with a nice video for their version:

Diamante Negro - San Antonio

Currently listening to Jurassic World: Dominion because it's hot enough here that I on my computer in the same room as someone that is watching this movie. I'm not really into dinosaurs to begin with.


Bookmarked. I'll check it out later.

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