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In ‘Basura,’ Gloria and Emily Estefan Found a New Rhythm

The mother and daughter spent years composing the songs and the score for the show. “In every mother-daughter relationship, it’s complicated,” Gloria Estefan said.

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In ‘Basura,’ Gloria and Emily Estefan Found a New Rhythm
The mother and daughter spent years composing the songs and the score for the show. “In every mother-daughter relationship, it’s complicated,” Gloria Estefan said.
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