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INMIGRANTES tells us about his new album and show on CDMX // What Plan? (Interview) 🎬✨
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INMIGRANTES tells us about his new album and show on CDMX // What Plan? (Interview) 🎬✨

This special episode of '¿Qué Plan?' features an interview with the Argentine band INMIGRANTES, consisting of brothers Pablo and Carlos Silberberg. The band discusses their new single 'Soltar,' which was created in collaboration with Christian Jean del Reyno, and provides a preview of their upcoming album described as deeply eclectic and genre-defying. They share emotional stories related to their music, including a fan who found strength to overcome a life-threatening illness through their songs and another fan who tattooed the cover of their first album. The band also reflects on social and cultural topics such as migration, the role of social media, and their return to live performances in Mexico City at Liebre Bar. Additionally, they express their passion for football, particularly their support for River Plate and reflections on Lionel Messi's legacy.

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INMIGRANTES tells us about his new album and show on CDMX // What Plan? (Interview) 🎬✨

This special episode of '¿Qué Plan?' features an interview with the Argentine band INMIGRANTES, consisting of brothers Pablo and Carlos Silberberg. The band discusses their new single 'Soltar,' which was created in collaboration with Christian Jean del Reyno, and provides a preview of their upcoming album described as deeply eclectic and genre-defying. They share emotional stories related to their music, including a fan who found strength to overcome a life-threatening illness through their songs and another fan who tattooed the cover of their first album. The band also reflects on social and cultural topics such as migration, the role of social media, and their return to live performances in Mexico City at Liebre Bar. Additionally, they express their passion for football, particularly their support for River Plate and reflections on Lionel Messi's legacy.

Bias read (Center): The article focuses on a musical interview discussing creative projects, personal anecdotes, and cultural topics like migration and social media. There is no explicit political commentary or framing that suggests a particular ideological stance. The content remains centered on artistic expression,粉丝

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