Why Music Tastes Can’t Be Engineered
The Mexican government just wrapped up “Mexico Sings,” a first-of-its-kind national music competition designed to steer popular taste away from Narcocorridos—ballads glorifying drug cartel culture—and toward more wholesome themes. Over 15,000 contestants participated, more than 9 million people tuned in, and major record labels are now competing to sign the winners. It’s an ambitious effort. … Continue reading Why Music Tastes Can’t Be Engineered
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