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SELENA GOMEZ for the 'LOVE ON' music video dir. Greg Ohrel, 2024

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I drink a lot of water.

- SZA

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[bronwenroberts]

When Turkey Day is done and you need a different kind of festivity, come out on Saturday, 11/30 to 13th Moon Gravity Well. Excited to be opening for the talented @lucionhall and his band. The fireplace will be burning and the mead flowing! How cozy is that? This promises to be a great show, and *no cover* to boot — see you there!

[indigo-girls-fan-talk]

Tickets to this show at the gorgeous amphitheater go on sale tomorrow 2/7

at 10 am Mountain time! Hop on and get yourself a few! All tickets General Admission #amoslee #dillonamphitheater #dilloncolorado #singersongwriters #indieartists #womeninmusic #duo #georgiamusicians #inconcert #livemusic #ontour #onstage #coloradomusicscene #GOAT #bestof2024

[nenasdopop]

Empowering Sounds: Exploring Latina Feminine Identity in Folk, Pop, and Beyond

In the vibrant tapestry of the global music scene, Latina artists have carved out a space that resonates with rich cultural heritage, resilience, and a unique feminine identity. This blog aims to delve into the diverse world of Latina musicians who not only sing, play, and compose, but also contribute significantly to shaping the narrative of pop music.

The intersection of Latina identity and folk traditions has given rise to a powerful and dynamic musical genre that reflects the multifaceted experiences of Latina women. From the soul-stirring melodies of traditional folk tunes to the modern beats of pop, Latina artists are redefining the boundaries and making their voices heard.

Unveiling Latina Feminine Identity in Folk

Folk music has long been a medium for storytelling, a way to express the joys, struggles, and triumphs of a community. For Latina women, folk music becomes a canvas upon which they paint narratives of resilience, heritage, and empowerment. Drawing inspiration from their roots, these artists infuse traditional rhythms with contemporary sounds, creating a unique blend that resonates globally.

Exploring the works of artists like Lila Downs, Natalia Lafourcade, and Ana Tijoux provides a glimpse into the diverse ways in which Latina musicians use folk elements to celebrate their identity. Whether it's through the haunting sounds of traditional instruments or the poetic lyrics that speak of cultural pride, these artists exemplify the fusion of tradition and modernity.

Shaping the Pop Landscape

In recent years, Latina artists have become integral to the evolution of pop music. Their influence extends beyond the confines of language, as their music transcends borders and captivates audiences worldwide. Embracing their heritage while embracing modernity, these musicians navigate the complex terrain of pop with grace and innovation.

Rosalía, for example, has taken the pop world by storm with her flamenco-inspired tunes, challenging conventional notions of what pop music can be. Her ability to seamlessly weave elements of traditional Spanish music into a contemporary pop framework showcases the fluidity of musical genres and the power of cultural fusion.

Beyond Borders: The Global Impact

The music of Latina artists is not confined to a specific region—it reverberates globally, reaching ears and hearts far beyond cultural boundaries. By embracing their feminine identity, these musicians contribute to a global conversation on diversity, inclusion, and empowerment.

This blog will embark on a journey through the discographies of influential Latina artists, exploring the themes that define their music and the impact they've had on the broader music landscape. From the roots of folk traditions to the mainstream success of pop, we will uncover the stories behind the songs and celebrate the strength, creativity, and resilience of Latina women in the world of music.

Join us as we dive into the captivating world of Latina feminine identity in folk, pop, and beyond, discovering the melodies that speak to the soul and the artists who continue to shape the soundtrack of our lives.

[gmrstudios]

A Sense of Doubt blog post #2940 - COOLSVILLE TRILOGY - RICKIE LEE JONES - Music Week 2023. https://sensedoubt.blogspot.com/2023/03/a-sense-of-doubt-blog-post-2940.html #music #womeninmusic #rickieleejones #coolsville https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp5Yr9LJem6XmKVWoFYP5unZth7sQ_APUDAcjE0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Shania Twain: The Queen of Country Pop, read more

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🌴 #MusicMonday comes in strong with #LaHoraDelBlues review of my 2024 album " #Colorcrimes🎤“ by #VincenteZumel check it out… https://lahoradelblues.com/en/eliza-neals-colorcrimes/ "Eliza Neals is a passionate blues rock singer endowed with an incredible strength, not only on stage but also in every recording she releases. In addition, her lyrics communicate a powerful message, so she can also be defined as a contemporary storyteller… All those who have seen her live agree her shows are totally electrifying, catching the audience from the first notes of the opening song thanks to her powerful and intense voice, dedication and her commitment to develop her career, that have made her one of the artists with a real promising future and most loved by people…" There’s so much more to read on this review so check it out at the #LHDB link above! #WomeninMusic #Bluessinger #WomenwhoRock #SoulSinger #WomeninBlues #RockSinger #MusicReview #NewMusic #MusicCritic #Songwriter #ModernBlues #RecordingArtist #Bluesrock #Bluesbombshell #ElizaNeals

[musicpromotionclub]

Explore the ongoing gender disparity in the music industry and the inspiring women breaking barriers! 🎶Check out the full article to learn more.

[userkatyperry]

SELENA GOMEZ for the 'LOVE ON' music video dir. Greg Ohrel, 2024

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I love empowering women. I think it's crazy: if you ever try to belittle women, you're playing yourself - I ride with whoever rides with me.

- SZA

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[bronwenroberts]

My EP “The Brick and the Vine” is out as of Jan. 10, 2025. I’ve been told the songs are quite sad, which is accurate and intentional. For all its wonder and beauty, the world is full of heartbreak, a fact driven home by recent events in LA — and beyond. These songs are my coping mechanism. Instead of denying pain, they are companions to it, offering their sincerest tenderness and resistance to cynicism.

I debated whether or not to post this video, given the imagery of fire. But ultimately, it has a redeeming message: Pushing through obstacles, harnessing our power, our “firelight,” to find meaning and acceptance. “The Brick and the Vine” is a metaphor for striving, like ivy spilling out of cracks in a wall, growing onwards despite hard realities. Given enough time, something as small and gentle as a creeping vine can eventually break through stone, accompanied by emotional release and the cleansing tears of rain.

I hope you get a chance to listen to these songs and that they offer some comfort to you, not because they remove your sadness, but because they want you to feel what you feel.

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#tbt 1993 for this chummy portrait!

[sistersinmusic]

SIMRADIO is honored to share singer-songwriter, Taija New. Join us for Mixing It with Nicki Kris on October 14th, 2024 at 8:00PM ET/5:00PM PT. Connect with Taija New on Instagram, Facebook, and follow on Spotify Connect with Nicki Kris on Facebook, Twitter, & Instagram Connect with #SIM on Facebook, Twitter, & Instagram Thanks to our Podcast partner “Chatting with Nat” Mixing It theme music, ‘October Sky’, by Nicki Kris #SistersInMusic - Together We Are Stronger