Tag: Singer-songwriter

Hot Half Dozen: Silvana Estrada, Yanin Saavedra, Meïa, Rodrigo y Gabriela, Jenny B, Texas Latino

Antes de Ti, single Silvana Estrada. I could listen to this song for hours.  Although I only barely understand the Spanish lyrics, its simplicity, its minimalism, and the contrast/harmony of Silvana Estrada’s voice...

Hot Half Dozen: Willie Nelson, Selines, La Zorra Zapata, Nina del Rio, Miranda del Sol, Athena Andreadis

Dream Chaser, album by Willie Nelson.  What can I say?  Nelson has a niche following in Mexico and Latin America, and a few of his songs have been covered in Spanish, but...

Hot Half Dozen: Leiden, Stefani Monteil, Monica Saldivar, The Mexican Standoff, Julieta Venegas and Yahritza y Su Esencia, Karol G

Una De Vaqueras, single by Leiden.  This is an unusual song even for the cross-border world of Music Sin Fronteras.  Leiden is a Cubano-Mexican indie singer-songwriter whose latest release is “Una De...

Hot Half Dozen: BINX, Say She She, Rubio, La Garfield and Maria Centano, Large (Jamie Hilsden), Regina Blandon

'23Roads Away from Rodeo Drive, 'single by BINX.  This is a different BINX;  more singer-songwriter, less pop.  It works.  She pulls you in with a mesmerizing guitar and then holds you with...

Hot Half Dozen: Iluka, RIA, Francis Chang, Mariángela, New Old Blues, Gropo Frontera

Wild West, single by Iluka.  At first, you think it is country, given the title and her cover photo on a horse, and her perfect-for-country voice, but think again.  Iluka is not...

Music Sin Fronteras – Carole King Tribute in Mexico

I went to a Carole King Tribute performance Sunday night at a place called the Bravo! Theater in Mexico, and realized how much of the soundtrack of my life she created, from...

Review:  How I Became a Wave – “Fading Out” – A reflective, emotionally rich piece

Some songs don’t just play—they linger. “Fading Out,” the latest release from Irish singer-songwriter Pat Carey, known as How I Became a Wave, is one of those rare tracks that feels like...

Hot Half Dozen: Mariachi el Bronx, Opa! & Juliana, Joaquina, Alih Jey, Rosalia

48 Roses, single by Mariachi el Bronx.  It’s mariachi,   it’s pop, it’s punk, it’s funny, and it’s an earworm.  After a 10-year hiatus, the LA mariachi trailblazers released a new album,...
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