Angélica Negrón: The genre-subverting composer on embracing all sides of her identity

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Angélica Negrón is this week's guest on Alt.Latino. Catalina Kulczar/Courtesy of the Artist hide caption

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Angélica Negrón is this week's guest on Alt.Latino.

Catalina Kulczar/Courtesy of the Artist

Felix Contreras and Anamaria Sayre sit down with composer Angélica Negrón to talk about the importance of representation, what inspired her to begin composing and making music with plants.

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