#Tirzah Uecke

[yourdailyqueer]

Tirzah "Joy" Uecke

Gender: Female

Sexuality: Pansexual

DOB: 20 June 1986

Ethnicity: White - Mexican

Occupation: Singer, songwriter, musician

Note: Performs with her brother as "Jesse & Joy"

[carolinahope]

The Best of 2022 - 7 songs (3/7)

[f--e--r]

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[bandomsnob]

I see your face in the dark // Falling like a shooting star // I wish for you out my window // I still feel you lying here with me // I still hear the sound of your heartbeat

Love this version of Echoes of Love by Jesse and Joy. This is their original song Ecos de Amor in English. I love Joy’s voice and the mix of vulnerability and power that she possesses. I also love these lyrics, in both Spanish and English.

[ju-piter-word]

Jesse&Joy

Te esperé, llegué a sentir que me moría

Te esperé como la luna espera el día

Lo intenté, pero continuó la vida

Te esperé, pero el tiempo cerró la herida

Te esperé, pero alguien m��s llegó a mi vida.

Fuente: LyricFind

Compositores: Jesse Eduarto Huerta Uecke / Tirzah Joy Huerta Uecke / Tommy Torres

[mediamilwaukee]

Latin Grammy Winners Jesse & Joy Visit Milwaukee’s Turner Hall Ballroom

The pair had won a Latin Grammy in November in the midst of their 17-city U.S. “One Besito Más” (One Last Kiss) tour.

This was the Mexican-American pop duo’s first performance in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Their father was born in Mexico City while their mother was born in Wisconsin, giving Jesse & Joy a unique cultural perspective.

The siblings were not only able to perform in front of a crowd of more than 500 fans at Turner Hall, but they were also able to perform live for their relatives for the first time.

See more details about the duo and their performance at mediamilwaukee.com.