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{{Infobox_song
 |title = La Telenovela
 |albumart = La-telenovela.png
 |writer = [[Rob Cantor]], [[Gregtronic]], Jhameel
 |singer = Rob Cantor, Jhameel
 |album = [[Not A Trampoline]]
 |duration = 2:56
 |genre = Rock
 |language = English
 |externalLinks = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0y-qUgoseAE YouTube]<br>[https://robcantormusic.bandcamp.com/track/la-telenovela-feat-jhameel Bandcamp]
 |addtlInfo = <!-- Any additional Info.-->
}}
'''La Telenovela''' is a song by [[Rob Cantor]] off his debut solo album [[Not A Trampoline]]. The song features the artist Jhameel on co-lead vocals.

==History==
Rob had written most of the song in his head years before recording it, but he had no real idea for a chorus. After playing it for Jhameel, Jhameel helped write the chorus and the two made it into a duet.<ref>[https://www.artistdirect.com/rob-cantor/interviews/interview-rob-cantor/3471 Artistdirect interview with Rob Cantor.]</ref>

==Trivia==
* The photo used on its official YouTube video is a promotional photo from the 1930 film The Light Of The Western Stars.<ref>[https://www.alamy.com/the-light-of-the-western-stars-1930-paramount-pictures-film-with-mary-image150206143.html?irclickid=0Gu3vb2gMxyNUDE0tWQJbQBGUkDU%3AOwAN1IixY0&utm_source=77643&utm_campaign=Shop%20Royalty%20Free%20at%20Alamy&utm_medium=impact&irgwc=1 THE LIGHT OF THE WESTERN STARS 1930 Paramount Pictures film with Mary Brian and Richard Arlen. Alamy.]</ref>
* "La Telenovela" translates to "the soap opera" in English. "Telenovela" is a Latin American word for "soap opera".

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== Tabs/Chords ==
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==References==
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{{Not A Trampoline}}
[[Category:Songs by Rob Cantor]]