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The National Recording Registry's very existence speaks to the importance of music and broadcast in American culture and society," Hispanic Caucus members wrote. "Music brings people from all different backgrounds together, and Latino music has had an indelible influence across the American music spectrum on every genre from jazz, rhythm and blues, country, pop, and hip-hop. Yet, Latino contributions in music have been insufficiently recognized. As an art, the diversity of the Latino sound can be heard in every measure and resonates with every beat."

The members noted that the songs were "selected with feedback from the public," and "reflect the diversity of Latino identities, histories and geographies."

Their nominations include "Hips Don't Lie" by Shakira, "El Rey" by Vicente buy phone number list Fernandez, "Rinconcito en el Cielo" by Raymon Ayala, and "I Know You Want Me" by Pitbull, among others.

Washington — President Biden met with top congressional leaders to discuss his legislative priorities for the rest of the year, with Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer saying the group "made some good progress" as lawmakers return to ahead of the new Congress.

Schumer, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy and Vice President Kamala Harris attended Tuesday's meeting in the Roosevelt Room for the group's first such gathering since the midterm elections. With Republicans poised to take control of the House in January, there is much Democrats hope — and need — to accomplish with control of both chambers in the coming weeks.

A top priority for Mr. Biden and congressional leaders is averting a national railroad strike by passing a congressional resolution to enforce a contract deal brokered by the White House and union bosses but rejected by multiple unions' workers.