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    "comment": "“Señales” is a late-December 2025 single by Los Wálters, released via their Bandcamp and distributed across major platforms. The duo—Ángel Figueroa and Luis López—describe Los Wálters as a long-distance music project that has existed since 2011, created while living in different cities across the world and writing/recording material in multiple locations across Latin America, Europe, and the United States. That long-distance identity is not just trivia; it tends to shape how a song feels: arrangements that favor clarity, portable emotion, and hooks that travel well rather than hyper-local references that require context. “Señales” (signals) is a title that naturally suggests reading between lines—small cues, patterns, and messages that arrive indirectly. Even without leaning into unverified musical specifics, you can program it as a reflective modern pop cut with narrative pull: a song that invites listeners to project their own meaning onto the word “signals.” At roughly three and a half minutes, it is also an efficient radio fit—long enough to establish mood, short enough to keep pacing tight. In a set, place it after something percussive to let the room breathe, or before a bigger chorus track to act as a clean runway.\u2028Listen: https://loswalters.bandcamp.com/track/se-ales",
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