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In Seville, Spain, These Young Rappers Come Together to Turn “Tears Into Rhymes”

For the young men in this community, many of whom are immigrants, a public basketball court is a place of joy and strength, and a sacred ground for musical improvisation.

Felipe Romero Beltran for The New York Times
Author: Felipe Romero Beltran for The New York Times

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Felipe Romero Beltran for The New York Times

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Friendship, Generation Z, Immigration and Emigration, La Barzola, LFERDA, Men and Boys, Morocco, Music, Race and Ethnicity, Rap and Hip-Hop, Samuel SLZR, Seville (Spain), Spanish Language, vis-design, vis-photo
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