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For sad Brown girls who cry to Carla Morrison, and enjoy talking shit. Whether you cry privileged tears or emo ones, you can drop them off here.

Two Bitter Brown Femmes aim to dismantle -isms while running their mouths. Coming at you with critique and commentary of social justice, pop culture, and Latinx/Xicanx issues/cultura from a comedic lens.

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Culture Bearer of Oaxacan - Zapotec ( Mixteco) descent, born and raised on Tongva territory, now known as Los Angeles. Encouraging mantras will have you speaking sacred prayers/ words in different languages. (languages: *Mixtec/ *Nahuatl/ Spanish// English).  


* Mixteco : dialect indigenous to people in a region of Oaxaca. Nahuatl translation: "Nuu Saví" . (i.e. Trique, Zapotec, etc.)

*Nahuatl: dialect language indigenous to all of MesoAmerica (ie. mesoamerica: Mexico through Belize, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, and northern Costa Rica, and within this region pre-Columbian societies flourished before the Spanish colonization of the Americas when European diseases caused the deaths of upwards of 90% of the indigenous people.

YES LIV CAN is an Independent label located in the Heart of Brooklyn New York.  Beauty and the Beast will feature a multitude of songs that EACH feature LIV and Monsta Villa whether it be Love, Hate or Anything in between.  LIVs' side of the album will cover all of the lighter R&B songs while Monstas' side will have the darker Hip-Hop Sound....Both sides of the album delivering HiT after HiT from this UnBEATABLE MATCH.   Finally, something for the Ladies AND the Men on One Album from both points of view.  

Crenshaw native Narissa, is the middle child and the only girl from a family of 5. At a young age, she developed an interest in music through her uncle’s lens who worked as a songwriter. She learned sound and writing techniques from him that later helped sculpt her into an artist. After graduating high school, Narissa knew that furthering her education was important. She made the decision to enroll in St. John University moving her from California to New York. With college in her rear view and a Bachelors of Arts in Communication under her belt, Narissa moved back to Los Angeles and began to focus on her music career. Narissa had to find a way to make it happen. She was certain she couldn’t work for anyone else, so she began The Lash Trap on Slauson, a lash bar which has become an LA staple for beauty and has a second location in NYC.

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