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In 1978, Spain was transitioning out of the Franco dictatorship. Regional cultures, long suppressed, exploded back into the open. In a small studio in Santiago de Compostela, a producer named Xurxo Mendez attempted something revolutionary. He brought together Os Foliões , a traditional Galician folk group, and Los Termómetros , a funk cover band from A Coruña. In an era of algorithm-driven, predictable pop music,

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The Galician Gotta aesthetic operates on a premise of beautiful contrast. It juxtaposes the ancient and the modern, the sacred and the profane.