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Marrón

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There are multiple artists that perform under the name Marrón. 1. A punk band from Southern California 2. New York City-based Mexican singer, songwriter, and producer. 1. Hailing from the center and the sprawl of Southern California, MARRÓN takes its chief inspiration from the area’s highly racialized landscape of inequity, tragedy, and beauty. But while SoCal is the home, DC hardcore rings throughout the chords, and these veteran members of bands such as ESPERANZA, MUGRE, and DESCARADOS bring a new kind of fire to their emotive sound. Owing as much influence to bands like SWIZ as to the political writings of ALBERT MEMMI, MARRÓN brings a new wave of sound and race-critical perspectives to punk and hardcore that will make you want to dance and decolonize! 2. Marrón is a New York City-based Mexican singer, songwriter, and producer. He is also the singer and composer behind the Mexican band Ventilader. His previous singles, "No Other Place" and “Same System,” were produced by Marrón and Jose Luis Pardo "Cheo" (Los Amigos Invisibles) and released through Nacional Records in 2018. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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Week 4

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10 Años

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4am

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No Other Place

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Cometa

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Sándalo

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This Side

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Same System

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Reencontrarnos

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Lockdown

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No Other Place

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FUTUR. EP

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This Side

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Sándalo

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Till I Find You

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