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Rap and trap in speech-language-hearing care: Clinical, aesthetic, and sociocultural challenges in vocal performance

Rap e Trap na Fonoaudiologia: desafios clínicos, estéticos e socioculturais na performance vocal

Djeniffer Santos; Rodrigo Dornelas

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Submitted date:
29/04/2026

Accepted date:
12/05/2026

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