While the hype machine forever proclaims this or that new artist to be "unique," "original," or "a fresh new voice," most of the time what you hear is more of the same old, same old. Thus, it is a rare joy to hear a newcomer that actually qualifies as all of the above. Mindy Smith fits loosely in the alt-country genre but adds some distinctive touches that set her apart from the field. A song like "Hurricane" has a hook Faith Hill would kill for, but tells a tale of rebirth that might prove a little raw for her emotional range.
Like Julie Miller, Smith writes songs that deal with redemption and spiritual matters in a way that is powerful without being off-putting to the more secular among us. Likewise she can write about her stepmother's passing in terms general enough to make it a stirring ode to the loss of any love--and do it in a voice that could make a statue misty. One Moment More proves that it was no fluke. This time believe the hype. Tu Peor Error with La 5a Estacion. Me Muero with La 5a Estacion.
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By Kristy Puerto Rico. Adrian Barilari Barilari 4 CD Check Availability. The album was called Primera toma and was heard as a musical theme for a children's television programme, and this is how they got known in Mexico and started to build up successes.
On their own merit, they won a place and showed that their name deserved respect. After reaching the radio Top Ten and entering the cinema world with the song of the film Dame tu cuerpo, they brought out their second record, Flores de alquiler, in which the music achieved very positive results and Natalia's voice is impeccable, more mature and educated. The next step for the band was an important challenge, to get known in Spain. The song El sol no regresa opened the doors for them and they began to take part in festivals and to give concerts around the Peninsula.
They achieved success and recognition through the numerous awards that bear witness to their talent. This is how the «emigrants of music» have gained a large place on the musical stages of Mexico, Spain and Latin America.
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