Kinky (band) - in Popular Culture

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Their song "We Are the Galaxy" is the official anthem for the Los Angeles Galaxy of Major League Soccer.

The song "The Headphonist" was featured in the FX series Nip Tuck.

The song "Más" is included in the videogame SSX 3

The song "Coqueta" is included in the videogame FIFA 06

The song "How Do They Do That" is included in the videogame Tiger Woods PGA Tour 08

The song "Uruapan Breaks" was featured in the Showtime Series Dexter, and was included in the Soundtrack along with a reinterpretation of the series' Theme by Kinky.

The song "Cornman" was featured in the PlayStation 3 exclusive LittleBigPlanet.

The song "Papel Volando" from the album "Barracuda" was featured in The CW Series "Gossip Girl", in the episode "There Might Be Blood" from the Second Season.

A cover of the song Little Boxes by Malvina Reynolds was featured during the opening credits of a third season episode of the Showtime program Weeds.

Their song "Mas" was used in a Taco Bell television commercial in 2012.

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