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Natalia Lafourcade
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Browse piano sheets by Natalia Lafourcade on Zen Virtual Piano. She was born in Mexico City on 26 February 1984, but it was in Coatepec, Veracruz, that she grew up; her full name is María Natalia Lafourcade Silva. Her middle school was the Catholic Instituto Anglo Español, and she studied painting, flute, theater, music, acting, piano, guitar, saxophone and singing. In 2000, when she was 17, the producer Loris Ceroni listened to her demos and offered her a place in a pop/rock group under his guidance; she was hesitant, and he encouraged her instead to become independent. A teenager with a long list of arts studies who hesitated over joining a group sketches an artist deciding how to begin. Returning from a tour through Mexico and parts of the U.S., she announced on 2 June 2006 that she was leaving La Forquetina to work as a solo artist again. For Hasta la Raíz her partners were Miguel Peña and Juan Carlos Allende, both over 70 and members of the guitar duo Los Macorinos, which is known for work with Chavela Vargas. She told Billboard that it wasn't in her plans to release a new album, but that she had a desire to record with Los Macorinos and just make music for herself. A record that began as music for herself, made beside two veteran guitarists, shows how a plan can give way to a wish. NPR calls Hasta la Raíz a precise embodiment of her ability to thread together old and new, and says her air-light, childlike voice often feels as though it could have come from any era. The industry embraced it with several Latin Grammys in 2015, reinforcing the suggestion that vintage-leaning sounds could be cast into the future. A voice that seems to belong to no particular era may be closely tied to the old-and-new blend NPR describes, with the Latin Grammys in 2015 suggesting that others heard it too. On October 28, 2022, she released De Todas las Flores, her first album in seven years composed entirely of original songs. She lives in Coatepec, Veracruz, in the family home she grew up visiting as a child. An album of entirely original songs and a family home in Coatepec give the account a steady connection to the place she grew up.
Browse piano sheets by Natalia Lafourcade on Zen Virtual Piano.
She was born in Mexico City on 26 February 1984, but it was in Coatepec, Veracruz, that she grew up; her full name is María Natalia Lafourcade Silva. Her middle school was the Catholic Instituto Anglo Español, and she studied painting, flute, theater, music, acting, piano, guitar, saxophone and singing. In 2000, when she was 17, the producer Loris Ceroni listened to her demos and offered her a place in a pop/rock group under his guidance; she was hesitant, and he encouraged her instead to become independent. A teenager with a long list of arts studies who hesitated over joining a group sketches an artist deciding how to begin.
Returning from a tour through Mexico and parts of the U.S., she announced on 2 June 2006 that she was leaving La Forquetina to work as a solo artist again. For Hasta la Raíz her partners were Miguel Peña and Juan Carlos Allende, both over 70 and members of the guitar duo Los Macorinos, which is known for work with Chavela Vargas. She told Billboard that it wasn't in her plans to release a new album, but that she had a desire to record with Los Macorinos and just make music for herself. A record that began as music for herself, made beside two veteran guitarists, shows how a plan can give way to a wish.
NPR calls Hasta la Raíz a precise embodiment of her ability to thread together old and new, and says her air-light, childlike voice often feels as though it could have come from any era. The industry embraced it with several Latin Grammys in 2015, reinforcing the suggestion that vintage-leaning sounds could be cast into the future. A voice that seems to belong to no particular era may be closely tied to the old-and-new blend NPR describes, with the Latin Grammys in 2015 suggesting that others heard it too.
On October 28, 2022, she released De Todas las Flores, her first album in seven years composed entirely of original songs. She lives in Coatepec, Veracruz, in the family home she grew up visiting as a child. An album of entirely original songs and a family home in Coatepec give the account a steady connection to the place she grew up.
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María Natalia Lafourcade Silva was born on 26 February 1984 in Mexico City and grew up in Coatepec, Veracruz, where she now lives.
It is an album she recorded with Los Macorinos, which NPR calls a precise embodiment of her ability to thread together old and new, and which won several Latin Grammys in 2015.
It was released on October 28, 2022, and was her first album in seven years composed entirely of original songs.
Her partners were Miguel Peña and Juan Carlos Allende, both over 70, from a guitar duo known for working with Chavela Vargas.