1. Vergilian Fortunes
from the Aeneid

Weeping I left my native coast,
my harbor, the skull-bare plain
where once stood Troy.

Deep into exile I was thrust, I,
my companions, my son,
my household gods, the gods

of all my people, destiny’s refuse,
flotsam in waters we sowed
with friends. And every day

hardship was at our elbow,
each narrow ship an agony,
each groan of wind and rigging

a new curse, until at last
we threw our bodies to dry earth.
The only crop we had that year was death.

2. Bay of Slaughter
St. Augustine, Florida

To faith the world leaves little room:
that moon without a need for proof
beyond two moonlit eyes
fixing it there, this empty beach,

its clumsy ghosts crabbing
with no clue they endure.
There are other signs, no doubt,
but for those less weary or less sure:

a steel-blade cut of sea on land, a cross
of embers on a dune
that has known tragedy, where men
have fed men into a grave,

into a name that still holds sway
over these waves.
There is a moral here, and there’s not.
And we, French Huguenots

and our Castilian keepers,
what else were we to make
of the oracles of marsh and sky,
the self-sure omen of the tides,

other than the world was as it should be,
which knows not what it means
to let go and rise, as if at sea,
to be hungry so long memory is hunger?

3. For an Enemy Pilot
(1923-1945)

Joystick forward, rudder right,
his fall is still and upward
from darkness into a brief light –

quilt of coral-cloud and flak,
shell-burst of machinery,
water stitched to a horizon

by a broken thread of smoke.

In walrus-tusk, whale jaw,
in the pages of parched books

sweetly bitter as old ginger,
in gowns dyed with lime and ash,

the world has its aftermath:

Crabs burrowed his ribcage,
currents eased his bones
under silt and sand. The sea

has no obligation to be kind –
it fulfills its duties well,
it carries on, it holds no memory.

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Mine was a gaunt love
lean as hungry cattle,
a herd flowing like guilt

through bloody reeds –
but that was yet to come.
I could grow wonders then

in fields I cleared of thorns
(these the first curse),
but He rewarded blood,

and I, the oldest, was refused
before the second curse,
before the ground

dried like a thirsting mouth
and dust followed my steps
dutiful as fever.

I thought I understood:
For he who loves a son
or daughter more than me

is not worthy of me,
and I raised Abel up,
fed him milk I craved,

taught him his steps,
to tend the cows, kept
the harder toil for myself.

How he crumbled in my arms –
I gave of blood precious to me
and in return got a life’s desert,

shadeless rocks, these thickets
I search for starving beasts
that I may slay and eat.
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This poem is, of course, a re-telling of the Cain story. He’s still a murderer, but not for the reason we thought.

It was published in 2000. After this, I stopped sending out until 2011.

Roman Rojas has composed and produced a song along with pianist/composer Vashti Sivell for The Real Housewives of Miami Season 2.

The song will be airing on season 2 sometime in October/November 2012.

Thank you to Nicole Sanzio of InDigi Music for making it all possible.

Roman Rojas composed and produced a song for the NYC based band Rioh that will reach an estimated 1.5 million users through the mobile application and website Voxy. There will also be an interview of Roman Rojas on the Voxy Blog later this week.

Voxy  is an entirely new way to learn a language that uses real topical news people actually care about. Voxy creates a fun and addictive learning experience across mobile and web platforms, so that people can practice anytime, anywhere.

The song “Without You”  performed by Rioh was written by Roman Rojas (Music) and up and coming singer/songwriter Chris Merritt (lyrics).

Here’s a sneak peak!

We are sand
and sea, land
and cloud. A beach.
A horizon.
Something else,
together.

I am dust,
you water.
But we are mud.
We fall in us,
sink in us.
Together.

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I had been trying to write something for Melinda for our anniversary. Then, three days after the fact, this showed up.

I wrote most of it in about 30 minutes, playing with various words for effect. The next-to last line was the last to fall into place, the following morning, after two or three tries.

I didn’t want to write something sappy, but something that captured how messy and, yes, dangerous, love is.

Coffie &  Leal

After a solid preseason(3-0-1), Cap City F.C will face Natural Mystics, who recently were promoted to the first division after a successful season. City has seen a variety of talent come together to mold a team that looks promising for the WISL Leage Title. Among the team are names that have demonstrated solid performances throughout the preseason, such as Ronnie Shaban, Andres Leal, Ben Byrd, James Kpainay, Emmanuel Coffie and a host of others. Coffie; is the favored striker, who has yet to score a goal. In the preseason, he saw action against the recently demoted Rangers F.C, and was able to secure an assist, but failed to find the back of the net. With his rich history of grabbing a title that only a few could claim (Maryland Player of the Decade), we look forward to seeing him in action on the 26th. On another note, the team will be missing two key players Ben Byrd (Starting Defender) and Jayd El Masri (Forward). A late addition (Aldo Rojas) to the team will definitely help in this starting weekend that City will be missing influential players like Arthur Olinga (Midfielder/Forward). With the consistent leadership of Pierre Hedji, the team looks armed and ready for competition.

-EH

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Now that the boxcars
have ceased bickering
past his barred window
and the tracks remain

impassibly distant
as old lovers,
he watches them hold.
“Nights,” he complains

in letters he is free,
at last, to write,
“are raw, sleep bitter.”
To his east, Paris

grates the evening white,
a grand carnival
cold as the moon,
familiar as the hiss

of boiling stew. And so
he writes: of forcing
food into his mouth,
of how he’ll leave the rails

of an old life,
use momentum to flee
this room, these letters
he will never mail,

the glow and pull
of a body not his own
and never present,
if never wholly gone.

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This poem was written and published (one of six I managed to place after my MFA) in the mid-90s.

I was reading Rimbaud heavily and a little Verlaine (a very little), and used their story as a mask to write about the end of a five-year relationship: I thought we’d marry; she had to move on. It took me about three years to write about it, and then in disguise.

I was also thinking about Rimbaud’s abandonment of poetry (allegedly accompanied by the statement, “I must become a modern man”) and wrangling with what it would take, post-MFA, to put poetry and teaching aside (I couldn’t get a job and placing poems was rare) and find another way to make a living.

The poem, perhaps, deals with these things. Mons is the city in Belgium where Verlaine was imprisoned after shooting and lightly wounding Rimbaud. The poem imagines him after his release, living somewhere west of Paris (perhaps even in England, where he soon found himself). The thoughts and words I ascribe to him are entirely made up.

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• Donta Smith
• Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky
• High School: Oldham County High School (Buckner, KY)
• College: Southeastern Illinois College
• Team: Indios de Mayagüez (BSN – Puerto Rico)
• Position: Forward
• Height: 6’7
• Weight: 215 lbs
• Scouting report: Donta Smith is consider the best import player in Latin America. Smith is a all-around player with the ability to drive to the basket, shoot the long distance shot,  and  has great jumping abilities to grab rebounds. He averaged 14.5 points, 6.2 rebounds, 5.1 assists, and 1.9 steals this season in the BSN Puerto Rico League. He helped the Indios de Mayagüez  team to win the BSN Championship in 2012 and was named BSN Most Valuable Player, BSN 1st Team, and BSN Defensive 1st Team (2012). In 2011-2012, He played for Fuerza Regia de Monterrey, where he averaged 15.2 points per game and 7.4 rebounds per game, 3.7 assists per game, and 2.7 steals per game in 36 games. He has also played in Venezuela with Marinos de Anzoategui and Espartanos de Margarita. He has experience in the NBA where he played with the Atlanta Hawks from 2004-2006.

• Daryl “Majic“ Dorsey
• Hometown: Baltimore, Maryland
• High School: Gwynn Lake Prep
• College: Brevard Community College, Southern Indiana (NCAA)
• Team:  Mavort Quito (Ecuador), Aguilas Rojas de San Juan del Rio (Mexico LNBP)
• Position: Point Guard
• Height: 6-1
• Weight: 185

Scouting report: Majic Dorsey is a lightning quick guard that uses his dribble penetration to score or to find  his teammates for the open shot. He has great decision making and has all the tools to be a total leader in the court. In 2011-2012, He played for the Aguilas Rojas de San Juan del Rio in LNP Mexico, where he 30.5 points per game, 8.7 assists per game, 2.4 rebounds per game, and 2.1 steals per game. He was named LNBP Player of the Year, Guard of the Year and LNBP Import Player of the Year. Currently he is playing in the Mavort Quito Team in the Ecuadorian Basketball League. Majic is a very well known player in Latin America, played in teams Dorados de Chihuahua (Mexico Regional), Frayles de Guasave (Mexico-CIBACOPA), Halcones UV Xalapa (Mexico-LNBP) and Guaros de Lara (LPB-Venezuela). He also has experience in the NBDL and in the NBA Summer League.

Evan Brock

• Hometown: Roswell, Georgia
• Born: 04/19/1984
• College: University of Alabama
• Team: Cocolos de San Pedro de Macoris (LNB Dominican Republic), Brujos de Guayama (BSN Puerto Rico), Pioneros de Quintana Roo (LNB Mexico)
• Position: Power Forward/Center
• Height: 6’9
• Weight: 220 lbs

Scouting report: Evan Brock is one of the most dominating players in the post. Evan Brock possess a strong frame, great size and physical strengths that gives defenders a tough time. He is well known as a dunker and a great rebounder. In 2011-2012, Brock played in Quilmes MP in LNB Argentina, where he averaged 8.2 points per game, and 3.3 rebounds per game. He played with Leones de Santo Domingo where he made the appearance in the Liga Americas tournament, where he averaged 20 points per game, 10.7 rebounds per game and 2.7 assists per game. Also, he played with the Brujos de Guayama in the BSN Puerto Rico, where he averaged 9.6 points per game, 9.7 rebounds per game and 2.3 assists. Currently, Evan Brock is playing in the LNB Dominican Republic with Cocolos de San Pedro de Marcoris. Brock has played in other clubs in Latin America, with the Guaros de Lara (LNB Venezela), Tiburones de Vargas (Venezuela), Guaiqueries de Margerita (Venezuela),  La Villa (Domincan Republic). Also, He has experience in the NBA with the Atlanta Hawks in 2010.

Ollie Bailey

• Hometown: Chicago Illinois
• Born: 1985
• High School:  Farragut High School
• College: Rutgers University, and Oklahoma City University
• Team:  Cocolos de San Pedro de Marcoris (LNB Dominican Republic)
• Position: Foward
• Height: 6-7
• Weight: 230 lbs

Scouting report: Ollie Bailey is one of the toughest Power forward’s in Basketball. He plays very aggressive an brings intensity to the game. The Power Forward is a scoring machine that attacks the basket and have a variety of moves in the post. In 2011-2012, Bailey played for the Huracanes de Tampico in LNBP Mexico, where he averaged 8.3 points per game and 2.3 rebounds per game. Curently, He is playing for Cocolos de San Pedro de Macoris in the LNB Dominican Republic, where he has become a dominant import player this season. Bailey is well known in Dominican Republic, where he has played with Huellas del Siglo (District National D2), Gregorio Urbano Gilbert (Santiago League), and La Villa (La Vega League).

Brandon Brown

• Hometown: New Orleans, LA
• Born: Jan.14, 1985
• College: Holmes CC, Cal State San Bernardino
• Team:  Mavort Quito (Ecuador), Club Trouville (LUB Uruguay), Lanus (LNB Argentina),Halcones UV Xalapa (LNBP Mexico)
• Position: Power Forward
• Height: 6-7
• Weight: 240 lbs

Scouting report: Brandon Brown is a complete post player. He is very athletic Power Fowarrd with a great leap to finish under the basket. He is a has lockdown defense and can grab a large number of rebounds. In 2011-2012, Brandon Brown played with the Halcones UV Xalapa (LNBP – Mexico), where he averaged 8.5 points per game, 2.5 rebounds per game, and 1.3 steals per game in 4 games played. In November 2011, he started to play with the Club Trouville (LUB-Uruguay), where he became the leading scorer in the league averaging 24.0 points per game, 9.1 rebounds per game, 2.0 assists per game and 2.1 steals per game, but his team Club Trouville was eliminated in the Quarterfinals by Malvin. In the beginning on 2012, Brown played with Lanus Buenos Aires in LNB Argentina, where ha averaged 8.8 points per game, 5.2 rebounds per game, 1.0 assist. Currently, Brandon Brown is playing with  Mavort Quito in Ecuador.

Other Great North American Import Players:

1. Derrick Caracter – Guaynabo (Puerto Rico)
2. Sergiy Gladyr – Manresa (Spain)
3. Stephane Lasme – Obradoiro (Spain)
4. Al Thornton – Guayama (Puerto Rico)
5. Leon Powe – San German (Puerto Rico)
6. Kyle Singler – Real Madrid (Spain)
7. Ray George – Nogales (Mexico)
8. Rashad Bishop – Cia do Terno (Brazil)
9. Andy Rautins – Alicante (Spain)
10. Ryan Reid – Guaynabo (Puerto Rico)
11. Latavious Williams – Joventut (Spain)
12. Marcus Landry – Bucaneros (Venezuela)
13. Patrick O’Bryant – Mayaguez (Puerto Rico)
14. Marcus Lewis – Trotamundos (Venezuela)
15. Willie Reed – Girona (Spain)
16. John Millsap – Guaros (Venezuela) & Pioneros (Mexico)
17. Cedric Simmons – Asefa Estudiantes (Spain)
18. Deron Washington – Obradoiro (Spain)
19. Earl Calloway – Cajasol (Spain)
20. Shavlik Randolph – Quebradillas (Puerto Rico)

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Donta Smith
Procedencia: Louisville, Kentucky
Escuela Secundaria: Escuela Secundaria Oldham County (Buckner, KY)
Universidad: Southeastern Illinois College
Equipo: Indios de Mayagüez (BSN – Puerto Rico)
Posición: Delantero
Altura: 6’7
Peso: 215 lbs

Informe: Donta Smith es considerado el mejor refuerzo en América Latina. Smith es un jugador versátil con la capacidad para atacar la canasta, disparar el tiro de larga distancia, y tiene grandes habilidades de salto para agarrar rebotes. Promedió 14.5 puntos, 6.2 rebotes, asistencias 5.1, y 1.9 robos de balón esta temporada en la Liga BSN de Puerto Rico. Ayudó al equipo de los Indios de Mayagüez a ganar el primer Campeonato del BSN en 2012 y fue nombrado el Jugador Más Valioso del BSN, BSN 1er equipo, y BSN Primer equipo defensivo (2012). En 2011-2012, jugó en la Fuerza Regia de Monterrey de la LNBP Mexico, donde promedió 15.2 puntos por partido y 7.4 rebotes por partido, 3.7 asistencias por partido y 2,7 ​​robos por partido en 36 juegos. Él también ha jugado en Venezuela con Marinos de Anzoátegui y Espartanos de Margarita. Tiene experiencia en la NBA donde jugó con los Hawks de Atlanta desde el período 2004-2006.

Daryl “Majic” Dorsey
Procedencia: Baltimore, Maryland
Escuela Secundaria: Gwynn Lake Prep
Universidad: Brevard Community College, Southern Indiana (NCAA)
Equipo: Mavort Quito (Ecuador), Aguilas Rojas de San Juan del Río (México LNBP)
Posición: Armador/Base
Altura: 6’1
Peso: 185

Informe: Majic Dorsey es un armador que es mas rápido que un rayo, utiliza su penetraciones para anotar o para encontrar a sus compañeros de equipo para el tiro abierto. Tambien, hace buenas desiciones con el balon y tiene todas las herramientas para ser un líder  en la cancha. En 2011-2012, él jugó para las Águilas Rojas de San Juan del Río, en LNP México, donde 30.5 puntos por partido, 8.7 asistencias por partido, 2.4 rebotes por partido y 2.1 robos por partido. Fue nombrado Jugador del Año LNBP, El Armador del Año y el Jugador Importado LNBP del Año. Actualmente está jugando en el equipo de Mavort de Quito en la liga de baloncesto de Ecuador. Majic es un jugador muy conocido en América Latina, jugó en los equipos de Dorados de Chihuahua (México Regional), Frayles de Guasave de (México-CIBACOPA), Halcones UV Xalapa (México-LNBP) y Guaros de Lara (LPB-Venezuela). También tiene experiencia en la NBDL y en la Liga de Verano de la NBA.

Evan Brock
Procedencia: Roswell, Georgia
Fecha de nacimiento: 04/19/1984
Universidad: Universidad de Alabama
Equipo: Cocolos de San Pedro de Macorís (LNB República Dominicana), Brujos de Guayama (Puerto Rico BSN), Pioneros de Quintana Roo (LNB México)
Posición: Delantero Fuerte/Centro-Pívot
Altura: 6’9
Peso: 220 lbs

Informe: Evan Brock es uno de los jugadores más dominantes en el poste bajo. Evan Brock posee una estructura sólida, gran tamaño y fuerza física que le da a los defensores difículta de defenderlo. Él es bien conocido como un Jugador de mchos Remates y un gran reboteador. En 2011-2012, Brock jugó en Quilmes MP en la LNB Argentina, donde promedió 8.2 puntos por partido y 3.3 rebotes por partido. Él jugó con los Leones de Santo Domingo, donde hizo la aparición en el torneo Liga de las Américas, donde promedió 20 puntos por partido, 10.7 rebotes por partido y 2.7 asistencias por partido. Además, jugó con los Brujos de Guayama en el BSN de Puerto Rico, donde promedió 9.6 puntos por partido, 9.7 rebotes por partido y 2.3 asistencias. En la actualidad, Evan Brock está jugando en la LNB República Dominicana con Cocolos de San Pedro de Macorís. Brock ha jugado en otros clubes en América Latina, con los Guaros de Lara (LNB Venezela), Tiburones de Vargas (Venezuela), Guaiqueríes de Margerita (Venezuela), La Villa (República Dominicana). Además, tiene experiencia en la NBA con los Atlanta Hawks en 2010.

Ollie Bailey
Procedencia: Chicago, Illinois
Fecha de nacimiento: 1985
Escuela secundaria: Escuelas Públicas de Chicago
Universidad: Universidad de Rutgers y la Universidad de Oklahoma
Equipo: Cocolos de San Pedro de Macorís (LNB República Dominicana)
Posición: Delantero Fuerte
Altura: 6’7
Peso: 230 lbs
Informe: Ollie Bailey es uno de los Delanteros Fuertes más resistentes en el baloncesto. Él juega muy agresivo trae una intensidad al juego. El Delantero Fuerte es una máquina de anotar que ataca la canasta y tienen una variedad de movimientos en el poste bajo. En 2011-2012, Bailey jugó para los Huracanes de Tampico en la LNBP de México, donde promedió 8.3 puntos por partido y 2.3 rebotes por partido. En la actualidad, Él está jugando con Cocolos de San Pedro de Macorís en la LNB República Dominicana, donde se ha convertido en un refuerzo dominante esta temporada. Bailey es bien conocido en la República Dominicana, donde ha jugado con Huellas del Siglo (D2 Distrito Nacional), Gregorio Urbano Gilbert (Liga Santiago), y La Villa (Liga La Vega).

Brandon Brown
Procedencia: New Orleans
Fecha de nacimiento: 14 de Enero, 1985
Universidad: Holmes CC, Cal State San Bernardino
Equipo: Mavort Quito (Ecuador), Club Trouville (LUB Uruguay), Lanús (LNB Argentina), Halcones UV Xalapa (LNBP México)
Posición: Delantero Fuerte
Altura: 6’7
Peso: 240 lbs

Informe: Brandon Brown es un jugador completo en la area de el poste bajo. Él es un Delantero Fuerte muy atlético  con un gran salto para terminar debajo de la canasta. El tiene una defensa solida y puede colectar un gran número de rebotes. En 2011-2012, Brandon Brown jugó con los Halcones UV Xalapa (LNBP – México), donde promedió 8.5 puntos por partido, 2.5 rebotes por juego y 1.3 robos por partido en 4 partidos jugados. En noviembre de 2011, él comenzó a jugar con el Club Trouville (LUB-Uruguay), donde se convirtió en el máximo anotador de la liga promediando 24.0 puntos por partido, 9.1 rebotes por partido, 2.0 asistencias por juego y 2.1 robos por juego, pero su equipo Club Trouville fue eliminado en los Cuartos de Finales por Malvín. En el comienzo de 2012, Brown jugó con Lanús Buenos Aires en la LNB Argentina, donde promedió 8.8 puntos por partido, 5.2 rebotes por partido, 1,0 asistencia. En la actualidad, Brandon Brown está jugando con Mavort de Quito en Ecuador.

Otros grandes refuerzos Norte Americanos en Ligas Hispanas:

1. Derrick Caracter – Guaynabo (Puerto Rico)
2. Sergiy Gladyr – Manresa (Spain)
3. Stephane Lasme – Obradoiro (Spain)
4. Al Thornton – Guayama (Puerto Rico)
5. Leon Powe – San German (Puerto Rico)
6. Kyle Singler – Real Madrid (Spain)
7. Ray George – Nogales (Mexico)
8. Rashad Bishop – Cia do Terno (Brazil)
9. Andy Rautins – Alicante (Spain)
10. Ryan Reid – Guaynabo (Puerto Rico)
11. Latavious Williams – Joventut (Spain)
12. Marcus Landry – Bucaneros (Venezuela)
13. Patrick O’Bryant – Mayaguez (Puerto Rico)
14. Marcus Lewis – Trotamundos (Venezuela)
15. Willie Reed – Girona (Spain)
16. John Millsap – Guaros (Venezuela) & Pioneros (Mexico)
17. Cedric Simmons – Asefa Estudiantes (Spain)
18. Deron Washington – Obradoiro (Spain)
19. Earl Calloway – Cajasol (Spain)
20. Shavlik Randolph – Quebradillas (Puerto Rico)

Enchiladas Rojas with Jeanette Maldonado
Story and Photos by Dania Pulido

When it comes to cooking, St. Mary’s University student Jeanette Maldonado takes the whole enchilada—literally!

The junior Biology major freed up some time in her busy schedule to talk about the three F’s: food, her future, and all around fun at St. Mary’s while she prepared a particularly special enchilada dish for dinner.

Maldonado, a Laredo, Texas native, may be petite in frame, but don’t let this fool you.

Both her taste buds and work ethic are just as spicy as her enchiladas.

Enrolled as a full-time student, she somehow manages to balance a job in the school’s biology department and is currently preparing for her MCAT exam to gain entry to medical school upon graduation.

Maldonado hopes to become a dermatologist one day and believes St. Mary’s is just the place to help her make that dream come true.

“I really like the small size of the school and the professors. They take the time to help you personally and care about your progress,” says the third-year student.

Some of the only breaks she gets from her hectic schedule are to cook meals for herself, so Jenny has more than one reason to enjoy the task.

“I love to eat buffalo wings and anything with a lot of cheese, but I especially enjoy cooking spaghetti and other pastas,” she says.

“I crave Mexican food the most, though. My mom taught me how to cook, and I prefer to eat homemade food because I like to have control over what goes into my body,” continues the health-conscious student.

After all those biology courses, who could blame her?

The enchilada dish she chose to prepare is a particularly special one, and is rare to come by.

“I can only make these enchiladas every once in a while when I drive back to Laredo or my parents come to visit me because my grandmother makes the chile sauce,” she explains.

“It has a very distinct and tasty flavor, so I like to make the most of the sauce and the dish.”

We’ll be sure to make the most of it as well!

Ingredients

• 2 c goat cheese
• 28 oz can of chile colorado
• 1 onion
• 5 corn tortillas
• 2-3 T oil

Directions
Pour 2-3 T of oil into a medium-sized pan. Cut 4-5 small pieces of the onion and place into the pan to give flavor to the oil. Pour some of the chile colorado onto a plate. Take the first tortilla and soak it in the chile sauce. Pick up the tortilla and place it into the pan to heat in the oil. Once it is heated, remove it and place into on a separate plate. Repeat steps 1-3 with all five tortillas. Once all the tortillas are soaked red and heated, sprinkle a desired amount of cheese onto the middle of the tortilla and roll it up to hold the cheese inside. Repeat this step until all the enchiladas are done. Sprinkle cheese on top of the finished dish and enjoy! Makes 2 servings.

But hanging out at D’Amico Dance studio after class always brings nice surprises. Last night, Sara Lopez and Albir Rojas, from Madrid, Spain, gave us a HOT demo of Kizomba.  I hadn’t heard of them before but boy oh boy, will I remember them now!

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