
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

Blending alternative rock, dark pop, and raw emotional confrontation, the 23-year-old drummer and singer makes an ambitious statement about love,

A remarkable album by a remarkable artst, and human being

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

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

Six songs that are crossing the border today

Great new songs frn from New York to Nashville to Mexico to Columbia from New York to Nashville to Mexico to Columbia

Spanish and English this week, all songs made in the USA but popular south of the border.

Foreign Tongues by the Rolling Stones and Mexico, one of the most loyal markets. Hope they tour here.

Songs that are hits on both sides of the border.

Latin jazz, romantic pop ballads, a nod to dope-smoking, and a bunch of bilingual hits.

New release by Mariachi Divas de Cindy, “Risk It All” Shea is a change of pace and perfect for a romantic night.

Today let’s look at artists who mix languages, often in the same track or even the same verse and move easily across borders.

Mariachi punk? Yes, and it is damn good. Mariachi El Bronx (from LA, not NYC) pulls it off very well. Lots of fun and laughs

American bands that are popular in Mexico. Often in Spanish, but not always. Plus Latin American bands that sing in English

100ngreat songs and albums this wee. It was hard to chose. But The Texas Tornados to the top, along with some cross borde rcorridos and Latin pop.

Lots of cross-border Tejano and cumbia this week, led by Karol G. headlining Coachella – a first.

From the Pacific Northwest, welcome Milk N’ Fox and their debut album The Last Song, released in 2025. A fun combination