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    "airdate": "2026-02-16T20:11:00-08:00",
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    "comment": "“Sexo en las vegas” arrives as a recent, razor-short cut on Las Decapitadas’ 2025 album Locomotora—blink and it’s gone, which is exactly the point. In under two minutes, it delivers a whole jolt: the thrill of a scandalous postcard, the punchline of a title that’s both confession and costume. The track’s brevity reads like a manifesto—no wasted motion, no dramatic buildup, just the moment itself, neon-lit and slightly feral. With limited widely published band background available in the sources surfaced here, the safest way to read the song is through its framing: Locomotora as a project title suggests speed and force, and this track behaves like a locomotive spark—flash, heat, forward motion. The vibe is mischievous rather than sentimental, more backseat laughter than candlelight. “Sexo en las vegas” also plays with distance: Vegas as fantasy city, sex as spectacle, the whole thing like a tabloid headline you secretly want to believe. It’s a compressed burst of attitude that leaves a vapor trail—just enough detail to start a story, then it cuts away, daring you to fill in the rest.\u2028Listen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fuB9mOiBTs4",
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