Sibling Duo Raul and Paulina Finally Drop 2023's Danciest Record Since 2020

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•Raul and Paulina Sotomayor, a sibling musical duo from Mexico City, released their album 'Wabi Sabi' in 2023.
•This album marks their first record since 2020's 'Origenes' and is described as fun and dancey, breaking with typical somber recommendations.
•The Verge highlighted the album after subscriber N_Gorski inquired about Sotomayor in comments, leading to newfound obsession.

Let’s all interrupt our solemn 2023 despair playlist to celebrate Raul and Paulina Sotomayor from Mexico City dropping 'Wabi Sabi,' their first album since the even more momentous 2020 release 'Origenes.' Thanks to Wonderwheel Recordings' abstract cover painting that screams 'can’t stop dancing,' this chaotic, joy-packed, dancey marvel contrasts starkly with the usual music recommended for brooding intellectual types. This record was spotlighted thanks to subscriber N_Gorski casually hitting the comments of last week’s Verge article. Who knew a spontaneous digital shout-out could spark obsessions? So grab your dancing shoes — it’s fun (yes, fun!) in an era strangely starved of it!

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Raul and Paulina Sotomayor's 'Wabi Sabi' just broke the ultimate vibe code: fun is officially a revolutionary act in 2023's music scene.

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Imagine spending three years between albums, and your grand return outfit is exploding dance energy while the world insists on existential dread as a soundtrack.

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Sotomayor siblings prove that having a proper social life in Mexico City involves more dancing than panic—take notes, 2023 playlists.

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