From the archives: Latinas in punk

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Alt.Latino continues to celebrate Women's History Month by revisiting key interviews in our archives with women who have defined Latin music. This week we turn the volume up — literally — to explore the role of Latinas in punk.

Our guests in this show are members of the all woman punk band Fea from San Antonio, Texas. Be sure to turn your ear buds up to 11 for this one!

This episode and series is produced by Alt.Latino intern Cat Sposato.