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coach outlet entertaining.And the fans gleefully dancing were a simple visual testament to that. "Bright Lit Blue Skies" and "Round and Round," two familiar favorites, set the crowd movement in motion. But the stand out song of the night was easily Pink's cover of Donnie and Joe Emerson's soulful "Baby" that slowed the show down to a pleasurable sway.Argentine Folk Singer Mercedes Sosa Dies Aged 74Argentine folk singer Mercedes Sosa, the "voice of Latin America" whose music inspired opponents of South America's brutal military regimes and led to her forced exile in Europe, died Sunday, her family said. She was 74.Sosa was best known for signature tunes such as "Gracias a la Vida" ("Thanks to Life") and "Si se Calla el Cantor" ("If the Singer is Silenced"). She had been in the hospital for more than two weeks with liver problems and had since been suffering from progressive kidney failure and cardiac arrest.Her latest album, "Cantora 1," is nominated for three prizes in next month's Latin Grammy awards in Las Vegas, including album of the year and best folkloric album.Affectionately dubbed "La Negra" or "The Black One" by fans for her mixed Indian and distant French ancestry, Sosa was born July 9, 1935, to a poor, working class family in the sugarcane country of northwest Tucuman province.Early on she felt the allure of popular traditions and became a teacher of folkloric dance.At the age of 15, friends impressed by her talent encouraged Sosa to enter a local radio contest under the pseudonym "Gladys Osorio." She won a two month contract with the broadcaster _ the first of many accolades over a career