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Rock and Roll Camp for Girls

The Rock and Roll Camp for Girls is a terrific music camp based in Portland, Oregon. Experienced female musicians teach girls everything from lead guitar to beat making to playing in bands. Programs like this are shaping the next generation of confident, kick-ass women artists. The future is bright!

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Cute Overload

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Juana Molina

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Listen to Yo No by Juana Molina and watch the film clip to her song No Es Tan Cierto.

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What the Heck Fest

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