Talk:Hotcha Trio
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[edit]I wrote this basic stub from information I could scrounge up and use from [1]. It would be good if someone could see if they can add more, since I'm not sure what's copyrighted information and what's not.
Also, could someone confirm if "hotcha" is a "Latin-American" word meaning "rhythm"?
PeepP 09:58, August 10, 2005 (UTC)