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Ricardo

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Maria Terremoto

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jan. 13 2023 14:44:19

estebanana

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RE: Maria Terremoto (in reply to Ricardo)

Wild - she’s got reserves

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jan. 14 2023 4:54:31

orsonw

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RE: Maria Terremoto (in reply to Ricardo)

There were always candid, informal videos of her singing soul and pop music. But she seems to be taking it to the stage the past few months. Personally I prefer flamenco but she does sound naturally talented and to be authentically enjoying singing this way. And whether singing flamenco or soul/pop; ella transmite.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jan. 14 2023 11:38:20

orsonw

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RE: Maria Terremoto (in reply to orsonw)

But she's not the only one. For example Yerai Cortes, recently praised on another thread for his 'excellent taste' also releases kitsch pop music:

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jan. 14 2023 11:51:00

Ricardo

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RE: Maria Terremoto (in reply to orsonw)

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Personally I prefer flamenco but she does sound naturally talented and to be authentically enjoying singing this way

Whitney is my second favorite female singer, and the first singer to ever get me in the “feels” (not this song, and when I was a child I mean). Maria is not nearly as good, but of course, Whitney would not be able to do buleria or fandango.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jan. 14 2023 17:24:56

JasonM

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RE: Maria Terremoto (in reply to Ricardo)

She should audition for The Voice!

Sounds like maybe she wanted to hit that high note at the end, where the sax was?

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jan. 15 2023 1:27:19

Stu

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RE: Maria Terremoto (in reply to orsonw)

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But she's not the only one. For example Yerai Cortes, recently praised on another thread for his 'excellent taste' also releases kitsch pop music:

hahah oh gosh.

the content on thier page is ghastly!! what is Yerai even doing on these tracks? i mean literally? not much guitar at all. maybe vocals? or producing?

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jan. 16 2023 8:19:08