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My name is Freddy Alexander Osma Garcia, i am 22 years old, i from this city. My Autohistoria is basically how I have two cultures present in my way of being thanks to the teaching of my parents.

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My parents' education, like many in Colombia, in the second language was not very good, but that did not prevent them from having a good musical ear. Especially my mother, who very young bought me cassettes or cd's of UB40, guns n roses or different disco artists. She herself made sure that her son inherited those musical tastes.

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My father being a person, a fan of all kinds of sports, from soccer, basketball and football, instilled in me that feeling towards sports, getting up early to watch a game, talking about it, going to sporting events and buying sports clothes.

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As I began to develop my own personality, I acquired a fanaticism for basketball, I trained almost every day or went out to the park with my friends to practice shooting. I like English music in general, too much, but when I heard for the first time the music of Snoop Dogg and Dr D.R.E. I couldn't stop listening to it and out of simple curiosity I got into the world of American rap.

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My interest in rap music grew so much that I set myself the task of researching this culture on my own. The cinema is a very good option, the first movie I remember watching was mile 8, Eminem's auto bibliography, I also remember watching the 50 cent movie or a more recent one:Explicit Lyrics, starring by Ice Cube.

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Boxoffice | Mejores Escenas de Películas

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Eminem vs. Anthony Mackie | Escena de batalla de rap final | 8 Mile: Calle de ilusiones | en Español

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What is the relation between the basketball and RAP music? 

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What is the relation between the basketball and RAP music? 

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MCs wanted to be basketball players and vice versa, but the national league didn't seem to like it. With the rise of gangsta rap in the 1990s, stigmas toward the movement began. Tattoos, caps, gold chains and baggy clothes were not to the liking of the more conservative sector, which at the time was the majority. In 2005, the NBA mandated an off-court dress code, something that had not been done in any sport, supposedly in favor of the values of the sport.

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The ''Mamba Mentality'': it's about constantly trying to be the best version of you," he explained. "That's what the mentality is. A constant quest to try to be better than you were yesterday." It's a way of thinking in the basketball world and I try to apply it to my daily life.

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The murders of African-American citizens due to police violence caused many stars to raise their voices. The League joined them and the words 'Black lives matter' could be read on the court at every game.
The NBA 2020 edition was dominated by player, team and organizational support for Black Lives Matter (BLM), all acting globally as one of the movement's leading speakers in the U.S. and around the world.