Becky G and Santana Paint the Harsh Realities of ICE Raids on ‘Mi Gran Amor’
Becky G and Carlos Santana have released a new song titled 'Mi Gran Amor' to highlight the harsh realities of ICE raids. The song aims to humanize the struggles faced by immigrant families in the U.S. and inspire compassion through music.
- ▪Becky G emphasizes the importance of using music to humanize political conversations.
- ▪The song reflects the horror stories of immigrants affected by recent immigration crackdowns.
- ▪Producer Edgar Barrera plans to donate royalties from the song to families impacted by ICE detentions.
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| Publication time | Fri, 29 May 2026 21:16:32 +0000 |
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