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Kalistan
Artist: Maria Castro (La Mas Mala)
Song: “Tengo Trente Tres”

Why it’s popular: During the late 4800s, Kalistani airwaves were awash with Gaduri based Egelian Language music. As Gaduridos began exporting their culture, Kalistanis were not only the first international audience hit by the tidal wave, but also were among the most enthusiastic consumers. The result was Gaduridos' multiple victories in FOMAT during that time period, but also an assertion of Egelian language music in the domestic music industry as well.

One of the first Kalistani acts to formalize the genre that became known in Kalistan as KME, or Kalistani Musica en Egelian was Yoshimi native Maria Castro, better known across the Republic as La Mas Mala. She fused Egelian language and Gaduri and Egelian rhythms with Kalistani hiphop to create the blueprint for KME- Kalistani music that was sung in either Egelian or the Suldanoran dialect, or sometimes both, which was most closely associated with alternative than with traditional music of Gaduridos. La Mas Mala enjoyed a lot of success in her own right, but she was just the forerunner for the genre.

The artists who followed her, including Jenny Huerta and La Sol were far bigger, and brought KME into the mainstream. La Sol even went to FOMAT and won with a fully Vrassan RF song, though she often recorded in both Egelian and Vrassan and was known as the greatest KME artist in Kalistani history. But the doors were opened and the roads were paved for her success by Gaduri artists like Los Angeles Rojas and Chaparra, and Kalistani artists like La Mas Mala. This entry, called "Tengo Trente Tres" represents La Mas Mala's at her baddest, fully Gaduri, fully Kalistani, 100% Mas Mala.

Video:[Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2epPVxmU0IM]