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This Latinx Heritage Month Tiny Desk is celebrating with an 'El Tiny' takeover, featuring a wide array of artists from all corners of Latinidad. Stefanie Fernández | October 11, 2023 "La gente tiene la patita del conejo / y yo tengo a Benito completo," Ivy Queen quips, lighting a candle featuring Bad Bunny at an El Tiny altar to reggaeton ("People have the rabbit's foot / I have all of Benito.") Even her jokes flow. Thanks to far more than luck, "La Caballota" has carried and passed the torch since the '90s with an ironclad sense of self and unwavering commitment to the women and femmes she writes for. And she's done it in no uncertain terms. After a propulsive performance of "La Vida es AsÃ," she soberly says that women are judged no matter what. For a long time, she was the most visible canvas upon which projections of women in reggaeton were placed, and her talent was nurtured from within. "Yo sabÃa que a mi no habÃa que darmela porque yo la tenÃa," she later notes. ("I knew that it didn't have to be given to me because I had it.") The road has widened, not without a struggle. Finally, she addresses the mujeres directly for the song. "Tenemos derecho a ser feliz, tenemos derecho a cambiar, a cuidarnos, a protegernos," she exhorts. ("We have the right to be happy, we have the right to change, to take care of ourselves, to protect ourselves.") "Quiero Bailar," two decades later and literally performed behind a desk, feels as urgent and insurgent now. Or, as she puts it, simply: "Guys, this is for the girls." With Ivy Queen, it always has been. SET LIST "Reza por Mi" "La Vida Es AsÃ" "Menor Que Yo" "En Que Fallamos" "Quiero Bailar" MUSICIANS Ivy Queen: lead vocals Marco Jiménez Santana: violin Lourdes Naomi Negrón: viola Javier Tirado: cello Adriana Lizardi: double bass Barba Blanca: piano, musical direction Special thanks to: Sean Christopher Fears, Juan Luis Suárez, Juan Tamez TINY DESK TEAM Producer: Anamaria Sayre Director/Editor: Kara Frame Audio Engineer: Neil Tevault Series Producer: Bobby Carter Videographers: Kara Frame, Joshua Bryant, Keren Carrión Audio Assistant: Kwesi Lee Production Assistant: Alanté Serene Photographer: Estefania Mitre Tiny Desk Team: Suraya Mohamed, Hazel Cills, Maia Stern, Ashley Pointer, Josh Rogosin Series Creators: Bob Boilen, Stephen Thompson VP, Visuals and Music: Keith Jenkins Senior VP, Programming: Anya Grundmann #tinydesk #ivyqueen #nprmusic
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