by John Parker Elvira Kalnik’s “Dad,” arriving October 9th, carries an unusual burden: music was both the inheritance she wanted
Artists popular on both sides of the borders. even a Drake Karol G. combo in Spanish
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.
“TWISTED,” Featuring Dee Snider of Twisted Sister and Mark Wood of Trans-Siberian Orchestra, Nominated for Song of the Year –
Entertainer, author, and recording artist Irene Michaels continues to prove that creativity has no expiration date with the release of
The Acclaimed Artist Embarks on a Visually Stunning Journey of Redemption, Survival, and the Long Road Home Brian Quinn has
Rising independent artist delivers an empowering anthem about resilience, growth, and reaching for something greater. Independent recording artist KOTA! is
Some bilingual, sme Spanish, and Willie Nelson. It sall crosses borders
Music for Memorial Day, bilingual music for today, and some Irish blues rock
Latin jazz, romantic pop ballads, a nod to dope-smoking, and a bunch of bilingual hits.
Today let’s look at artists who mix languages, often in the same track or even the same verse and move easily across borders.
Avohee Avoher continues the rollout of 12V, a collection of twelve cinematic piano works, with the release of “Noema.” Conceived as
American bands that are popular in Mexico. Often in Spanish, but not always. Plus Latin American bands that sing in English
Rising recording artist Jason Paulino, known professionally as Paulino, is preparing to captivate audiences once again with the release of his
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.
