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Endnotes: Carlos Rivera of Mala Sangre

A performance and interview with the Mala Sangre frontman

by Nick Warren
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 January 25, 2018 at 4:58 PM

At Endnotes, we talked to Carlos Rivera of Mala Sangre about some of their upcoming shows, their new record, punk rock, growing up latino, and more. It was a really wonderful experience chatting with Carlos. 

We also got him to play us some acoustic punk rock, a rare sight for the fast-strumming frontman! Check out "El Matador" below.

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