K-Pop, Latin Pop, and the New U.S. Music Culture
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Not long ago, American music tastes had a clear leader. That dominance? Gone now. Across the country, ears open to sounds from every corner of the world. Global styles don’t only reach smaller audiences - they’re stepping right into the spotlight. K-Pop used to feel like something you'd see only at festivals abroad. Suddenly, it leads radio airwaves and social feeds alike. The same goes for Latin Pop. What counts as popular music has quietly changed shape. How songs spread, who makes them matter, and where meaning lies - all shifted without fanfare.