This podcast explores the colonial and cultural thief who is Rosalia. First used as the face of flamenco, a genre created by enslaved Africans brought to Iberia in the 16th and 17th century along with the Gitanos and the remaining North African/Spanish Jews, was attacked by Gypsy Spaniards for a blatant of their culture. Now famous after having exploited the culture of a despised group in southern Spain, she has managed to steal the spotlight from actual creators of "reggaeton", the Black Latinos. Here is how the propaganda of "Mestizaje" allows White colonizers, whose culture has been crushed by globalism, still have a legitimacy to claim culture they never created, in the name of racial and cultural similarity and unity.