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Carrie Rodriguez: NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert

United StatesPublished May 27, 2016

Views 147K  |  Likes 1.24K  |  Comments 67
Views#5,514,045Global
Views#1,169,503United States

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NPR MusicNPR Music
13M subs•3.05K videos•Jan 2008

This video has 147K views and 1.24K likes, ranking #5,514,045 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

147,472

Likes

1,244

Comments

67

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Total (all-time): $103 – $295

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

May 27, 2016 by FELIX CONTRERAS • Carrie Rodriguez has been many things: a classically trained violinist turned American fiddler, a duet partner to veteran songwriter Chip Taylor, a successful and popular solo artist in her own right. On occasion, those roles have allowed her Mexican-American roots to bubble to the sur…

Published
May 27, 2016
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