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* Music/AvengedSevenfold's "Dear God" is ''very'' popular in Indonesia. It's because in 2000s, operators of various internet cafes in the country often play it on their computer on loop.
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* Guatemalan singer Ricardo Arjona is more popular in Mexico (and possibly anywhere in the Latin American world) than in his native country. Justified, as Mexico has a bigger musical industry than Guatemala. He even composed a song called Mexico reflecting on the efforts he had to do leaving Guatemala to achieve fame. Despite that, is very hated for Trova genre fans because of the publicity he got as his songs getting close to this genre, and later by Latin Rock fans, and in recent years is one of the most hated artists in Latin America.

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* Guatemalan singer Ricardo Arjona is more popular in Mexico (and possibly anywhere in the Latin American world) than in his native country. Justified, as Mexico has a bigger musical industry than Guatemala. He even composed a song called Mexico "Mexico" reflecting on the efforts he had to do leaving Guatemala to achieve fame. Despite that, is very hated for Trova genre fans because of the publicity he got as his songs getting close to this genre, and later by Latin Rock fans, and in recent years is one of the most hated artists in Latin America.fame.
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* Costa Rican Chavela Vargas moved in 1933 to Mexico City where she started a career as a mariachi singer, given her aspere voice and her tendencies to dress men clothes, she took time to make an album until 1961. Then her sing style attracted directors like Werner Herzog and Pedro Almodovar that allow her to get international recognition and become one of the most representative singers of Mexican traditional music. When a reported asked about her nationality she replied "I am Mexican", the reporter answers back "But you were born in Costa Rica", to what she sends her most memorable quote "Mexicans can born wherever the f*ck they want!"

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* Costa Rican singer Chavela Vargas moved in 1933 to Mexico City where she started a career as a mariachi singer, given her aspere voice and her tendencies to dress men clothes, she took time to make an album until 1961. Then her sing style attracted directors like Werner Herzog and Pedro Almodovar that allow her to get international recognition and become one of the most representative singers of Mexican traditional music.music, despite not being as popular in both Mexico and Costa Rica. When a reported asked about her nationality she replied "I am Mexican", the reporter answers back "But you were born in Costa Rica", to what she sends her most memorable quote "Mexicans can born wherever the f*ck they want!"
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* Costa Rican Chavela Vargas moved in 1933 to Mexico City where she started a career as a mariachi singer, given her aspere voice and her tendencies to dress men clothes, she took time to make an album until 1961. Then her sing style attracted directors like Werner Herzog and Pedro Almodovar that allow her to get international recognition and become one of the most representative singers of Mexican traditional music. When a reported asked about her nationality she replied "I am Mexican", the reporter answers back "But you were born in Costa Rica", to what she sends her most memorable quote "Mexicans can born wherever the f*ck they want!"

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