A Latina Lilith By Achy Obejas | November 1, 1998 Think of it as a kind of Latina Lilith Fair. Sunday night at the House of Blues, the Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum presents "De Diva Voz," three rock en espanol acts spotlighting three of the genre's most original female performers. Ely Guerra, whose "Pa' Morirse de Amor," has been selling at a clip south of the U.S. borders, joins Julieta Venegas, whose album "Aqui" had the first single by a roquera in Mexico's top 20. Also on the bill is Aurora y La Academia, whose style leans a little closer to pop.
A Latina Lilith
ReplyDeleteBy Achy Obejas | November 1, 1998
Think of it as a kind of Latina Lilith Fair. Sunday night at the House of Blues, the Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum presents "De Diva Voz," three rock en espanol acts spotlighting three of the genre's most original female performers. Ely Guerra, whose "Pa' Morirse de Amor," has been selling at a clip south of the U.S. borders, joins Julieta Venegas, whose album "Aqui" had the first single by a roquera in Mexico's top 20. Also on the bill is Aurora y La Academia, whose style leans a little closer to pop.