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Choco Orta: “It’s time for us to take our place without asking for permission”

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Photos by Ana María Abruña Reyes “The establishment told me:—Negra, do you want to be a singer? We will allow it in a corner, there, dark, next to there, where no one sees you.—But I want to [be] the light,” she replied after fifteen years.—Not in the light.—In the light I will stop!" That way, Choco Orta described his beginnings in music as a woman, black and lesbian. The salsa with almost 40 years of career became the first woman to enter the …
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Todas broke the news in on Friday, March 21, 2025.
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