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If The 70's Freed Our Inhibitions, What Good Did It Do?

My Conga People [fans] Will Find Me Anywhere I Go.

My Guitar And Singing Was My Way Of Crying.

[i Would Like To Be] One Of [the First Pop Singers To Perform In A Free Cuba]. I Know The List Is Huge. And It Would Be Hard To Pull Off -- I'd Have A Lump As Big As A Tostone [fried Green Plantain] In My Throat. But Oh My God, What A Dream -- It Would Be The Height Of My Personal And Professional Career.

The Music Is One Of The Beautiful Things That Has Survived The Castro Regime. I Have Played For Audiences All Over The World But I've Never Played For A Cuban Audience. For [husband] Emilio And Me, The Music Is The One Tie To Our Homeland.