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L.A. Taco Podcast: Taco Madness ~ L.A.’s Favorite Tacos of 2019

Birria y Tacos La Unica

[dropcap size=big]F[/dropcap]rom a field of 32, we are now down to our top four taquerias in the Taco Madness 2019 challenge. This week on the L.A. Taco Podcast, we try tacos from all four finalists and talk to the people behind the hottest tacos in L.A. right now.

Episode edited by Michelle Andrade.

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