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The following text summarizes: Julian Assange and René Pérez met in June of this year to compose the song.

The song, titled "Multi Viral", is a criticism of information manipulation and a vindication of the weight of social movements such as the Mexican "Yo Soy 132", the 15-M or the globalized Occupy Wall Street.

Last June, the leader of the group, René Pérez, met with Julián Assange at the Ecuadorian embassy in London, where the head of WikiLeaks remains a refugee to avoid extradition to Sweden.

"We started writing the song 'Multi Viral' in London with Julián Assange. It was perfect, a modern icon of how to impact the media.

The band, winner of 19 Latin Grammy Awards and two Grammy Awards for music in the US market, has used their music in the past to denounce abuses and social crises... and the new song is no exception.

"The proposal was to make a topic that connected with everyone and with the social situations that are currently being experienced," said the group leader.

Furthermore, to shape the lyrics, the band asked their followers to collaborate, who participated through social networks.

The video, from Bethlehem

The band - which is completed by Eduardo José Cabra, alias Visitante and René's stepbrother - chose the small Palestinian town of Beit Sahour, near the city of Bethlehem.

The video for the song, catchy and powerful like many others by the Puerto Rican duo, was filmed in three days in the streets of the Palestinian town, directed by the also Puerto Rican Kacho López and produced by Zapatero Filmes.<end_of_turn>
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El grupo musical puertorriqueño Calle 13, publicó en internet el video de su nueva canción, compuesta junto con el fundador de WikiLeaks, Julián Assange y cuyas imágenes fueron filmadas en territorio palestino.<end_of_turn><eos>