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So thank you for joining us DJ Ko Naso.
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Thank you. So we met you at the Roosevelt and the
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video that I took of you went super viral.
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Who said his first up?
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I woke up and I had like 50 notifications.
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I was like, oh who died?
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And then I was like,
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oh, no, what did I do?
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And II I called my little brother and I was like,
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is it embarrassing? And he's like,
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yeah, and then I watched it.
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I was like, that's not embarrassing.
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That's just how I dance.
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Yeah. And people were like loving it and it's like the
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fact that you got the little,
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the little and you were like,
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well, the thing about D jing is that you don't want
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sticky fingers. So I kept on walking out with like,
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you know, little tiny tacos or,
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or little things and I,
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and then so you see that clean stick and I was like
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perfect. I saw him walking out like one.
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So we actually pulled some comments from the video.
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So someone said, met him at burning man.
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The only DJ playing salsa Bachata and Cumbias in the desert over
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seven years ago. How was that?
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I mean, what I found is that you can go anywhere
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and play Cumbia and salsa and Latinos will come like gravitating.
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And that's the thing everywhere that I have made a whole career
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out of playing like Cumbia and salsa at places where they're
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like, oh, that's not the right music for here.
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And then it turns out that,
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you know, half the people there are Latino.
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That's so funny. So it's like our little colleague.
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Yeah. You play Sonora Di Na Mi and then just like
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out of the wood dude.
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Yes. And then another person said this looks like a history
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teacher whose true passion was DJ.
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See this one, I couldn't even be mad at this one
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because I'm actually a DJ whose true passion would to be a
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history teacher. If it wasn't for the fact that I do
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not like waking up before noon,
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I would have totally happily been like 1/7 grade history teacher.
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But you are an educator,
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I like teach people how to have fun.
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I mean, I've been like pretty much just a party thrower
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my whole life. I mean,
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I've done a lot of like,
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research about music and done a lot of I've thrown a
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lot of college parties.
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That's cool. And people love you like,
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no offense. I gotta be real.
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I did not think you were Latino.
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That's the, I actually thought you were white but you are
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stupid and like, do most people automatically assume you're,
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Yeah, absolutely. I mean,
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I've been throwing,,
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you know, illegal parties,
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house parties my whole life and I'm the guy that you send
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to go talk to the cops when they are outside.
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the reality is that you know,
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Latinos come in all colors,
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every day. And it is one of those things where
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I got a lot of my like,
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young youth. I was like,
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no, I'm Latino and fight for it.
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And then eventually you just kind of like let people assume what
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they want and, you know,
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you can't worry about that.
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And I feel like some songs like must be taken off of
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the party playlist. What song would it be for you?
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unfortunately you got to take Mia from bad bunny off the
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list. Drake Drake has ruined the song.
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Can't play it anymore.
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I mean, there's some songs that you know,
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if, if I'm playing like,
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you know, a quinceanera and I really need to get certain
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people to dance. I might lower my standards to play it
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But I would say at any self-respecting party you should not
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hear sue you think sue is done.
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You know what else I'm done.
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I'm done with Peeps.
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PS needs like a five year ban and then we can bring
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it back as a throwback.
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Well, you know what?
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I don't think he's the same because now he's very,
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religious and all this other stuff.
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This is how we lost ele too.
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That's true. We lost him and supposedly we lost daddy Yankee
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But I don't believe that one.
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Yeah, I don't believe the Lord's taking everybody.
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And then you see that Yankee too.
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I feel like, like like Gasolina comes in like five year
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cycles. Like we gotta retire it for a while and then
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you can bring it back.
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Well, thank you so much.
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We really, really appreciate you coming in and just,
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you know, breaking the DJ life down for us.
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People gotta come party,
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I party called Sub Suelo here in Las Vegas.
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We throw a great party.
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We always got live music.
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There's gonna be like live Cumbia,
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We get down and where can people follow you?
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So at Sub Suelo Crew is where you're gonna find out about
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And then to see what I'm doing,
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what I got cooking up in the kitchen is El Canon.
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