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Tyga Gets His “Salsa” On In “Ay Caramba”

Ay Caramba

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Tyga’s music videos have been outstanding this year.

If you think about it, Tyga has a bunch of Latin-flavored hip-hop hits on his resume. That’s dope because Los Angeles, his hometown, embraces the Latin community more than any other state in America. For Tyga’s latest release, he goes Spanish Bart Simpson.

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If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it, right? To me, “Ay Caramba” sounds like “Taste” with a sombrero on. The song is catchy, features pimpadocios and competitive lyrics, and oozes club vibes. The song is good; I just think it sounds like a gazillion of Tyga’s past songs.

I’m more of an “ay dios mios” kind of guy.

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