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Arca and Tokischa release provocative new video

Musicians Arca and Tokischa have released a new collaboration, and it comes with a provocative video which shows both artists appearing as heavily pregnant.

It’s the first time the Venezuelan and the Dominican artist have made music together, but they’ve been hanging out together a lot over the last year. They’ve appeared on stage with Madonna during her world tour and have popped up at festivals to perform their collaboration Chama.

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“This one’s for all the dolls, the queens, and the good little witches, if I shine, it’s for us. Courage to all my butterflies in defending softness, tenderness, magic, and sweetness in a world full of hardness. Shine without fear, chamas.” Arca said of the song’s release.

Arca, who is transgender, has developed a reputation for delivering some of the most innovative, challenging and interesting sounds. Beyond creating a dense and varied body of her own musical work, she’s produced for Lady Gaga, Beverly Glenn-Copeland, Björk, Kanye, Frank Ocean and FKA twigs.

After releasing her debut album Xen in 2014, she followed it up with Mutant (2015), Arca (2017) and then a series of albums Kick I – IIII released in 2020 and 2021.

Dominican rapper Tokischa has delivered a steady stream of singles since 2018, including teaming up with Madonna for a remake of her song Hung Up.

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