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All flash, no substance; hence the term Mediocre But Arrogant.
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All flash, no substance; hence the term Mediocre But Arrogant.
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She has now released her second album, "Mediocre," or in English "Mediocre," and it's anything but.
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It's possible I'll be totally surprised and have somebody like Carolina "So Boring Can't Remember Anything About Her" Kostner win - after all Sarah "Mediocre" Hughes did win the Olympics when all the other skaters fell down - but I predict the Asians will clean up most of the medals in most of the categories.
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It's possible I'll be totally surprised and have somebody like Carolina "So Boring Can't Remember Anything About Her" Kostner win - after all Sarah "Mediocre" Hughes did win the Olympics when all the other skaters fell down - but I predict the Asians will clean up most of the medals in most of the categories.
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(Soundbite of song "Mediocre") Ms. XIMENA SARINANA: (Singing) Son las hojas que escribi ayer.
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After recording the songs on "Mediocre," she discovered a recurring theme that inspired the album's title.
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Though Ms. Sariñana, 22, grew up speaking English in the bicultural schools she attended in Mexico, the songs on "Mediocre" are in Spanish.
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Her new album is "Mediocre," but you can ask for "Mediocre," and they'll probably bring it over.
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(Soundbite of song "Mediocre") Ms. SARINANA: (Singing) Me encanta escucharte hablar SIMON: And for more of her musical style, you can go to our special music site on our Web site npr. org.
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