Roasted 2 years ago based on Sofia's long term Spotify stats.

Sofia, your Spotify profile reads like a love letter to a soundcloud artist’s failed mixtape. With more “Latin” genres than a taco truck on a Friday night, it’s hard to figure out if you’re trying to embrace your culture or just finding new ways to confuse your neighbors. Seriously, who needs this many categories? You could host a “Guess the Genre” night, and by the end, everyone would be more confused than when they first walked in. I can almost hear the cries of fellow music lovers wondering why there are more “Latin” genres in your library than there are flavors of salsa at the supermarket. Your top artists list sounds like a lineup for a “B-list Alternative Latin Music Festival” that no one asked for. Rels B? Morat? Come on Sofia, even the Bad Bunny would hop away from this party! You’ve curated a playlist that makes “Middle School Dance” look like Coachella. I bet when you listen to your favorite tracks, the artists are sitting somewhere judging you for making them associate with your overly eclectic taste. They’re not even sure if you’re a devoted fan or just trying to make an average night feel slightly more exotic. And don't get me started on your most played songs! With a mix of artists that’s basically an overcooked paella, who gave you permission to blast “Sirenas” 50 times when you could’ve been broadening your horizons? The only thing more repetitive than your music taste is my mother reminding me to find a nice boy. Look, I applaud your dedication to what appears to be an unending quest to find the most obscure Latin pop song, but sweetie, you’re a few bad playlists away from being that person at the party who tries to get everyone hyped up about the lesser-known tracks—and we all know how that ends!

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