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    "id": 3635725,
    "uri": "https://api.kexp.org/v2/plays/3635725/?format=api",
    "airdate": "2026-03-30T21:22:35-07:00",
    "show": 66324,
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    "song": "Carreola",
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    "artist": "Caro Valenzuela",
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    "comment": "“Carreola” is one of those titles that immediately pulls an everyday object into emotional focus and asks it to carry more than its literal weight. Caro Valenzuela, an alternative and indie-pop artist from Hermosillo, Sonora, released the song in October 2023, with composition credited to Valenzuela and production by David Sánchez. That grounding matters, because the track feels intimate in a handcrafted way, as if built to preserve fragility rather than overwhelm it.\nWhat makes “Carreola” compelling is the tension between domestic imagery and emotional drift. A stroller suggests care, dependence, movement, and responsibility, but in song form it can also imply memory, family history, tenderness, and the strange vulnerability of carrying or being carried. Valenzuela’s broader work sits comfortably in the zone where indie pop becomes emotionally porous, and “Carreola” fits that instinct. The song feels small in the best way: observant, close to the body, attentive to detail. Rather than overstate its meaning, it lets the title resonate outward. That restraint gives it a quiet poetic force. “Carreola” sounds like a song that understands how ordinary objects become archives for feeling, and how pop can hold private life without flattening it into cliché.\nListen: https://music.apple.com/us/song/carreola/1752049136",
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