
Music Sin Fronteras 11.8.26
Delilah is the classic Music Sin Fronteras artist. A Mexican-American, who sings in Spanish but her first language is English, nominated for a Latin Grammy, and a rising powerhouse on both sides of the border

Delilah is the classic Music Sin Fronteras artist. A Mexican-American, who sings in Spanish but her first language is English, nominated for a Latin Grammy, and a rising powerhouse on both sides of the border

Balas y Chocolate -Bullets and Chocolate, the perfect album for Dia de Muertos. Lila Downs

A tour through Mexico’s huge Palace of Music – 500 years of mix and match tunes

Spotify uploads 150,000 traks a day with as many as 45,000 AI-slop. Mexico uploads far fewer slop tracks day. Why the deference? Mexico’s Laws are strict on AI; The US law is a mess.


Can music win an eletion? Bobby Pulido, 2-time Latin Grammy winner and Grammy-nominee is singing at hundreds of quinceañeras as part of his Congressional campaign


The Warning, a three-sister rock band from Mexico plays Halftime at NFL’s opener in Mexico City. What’s going on?

Artists popular on both sides of the borders. even a Drake Karol G. combo in Spanish


Two from Olivia Rodrigo, one from David Byrne in a colabration with Madame Recamier and the Mexican Institute of Sound, nd more


A little rock – actually a lot of rock -and a couple of love songs. We listen to both sides of the border

Inaugural concert of Soul Remans,a blow you away Led Zeppelin tribute band…and maybe more.

Aitana’s fame is Span is spreading to Mexico. But she does Engish. Is the US next?

New songs from the US, Colombia and Mexico. They range from the Womack Sisters classic sounds of R&B to Victoria Banks light-hearted movie theme pop

La Coreañera, the 22-year-old classicaly piano trained Korean-American singer from San Antonio, Texas, has become one of the most distinctive new voices in Mexican cumbia of all things.



Is there a music gene:? A lot of families seem to have it including one I interviewed last week.