Lhasa de Sela

Singer-songwriter with 'La Llorona'

Lhasa de Sela - Artists & Creatives born 1972
Born

1972
54 years ago

Died
Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Mexico

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Born in 1972, a singer-songwriter combined elements of folk, rock, and traditional Mexican music. Raised in a multicultural environment in the United States and Mexico, began performing in various venues. Released debut album, 'La Llorona', in 1997, which gained critical acclaim. Continued to explore themes of love and loss in subsequent albums, 'The Living Road' (2003) and 'Last Days of the Sun' (2009). Passed away in 2010, leaving a lasting influence on contemporary music.

Released the acclaimed album 'La Llorona'

Produced albums 'The Living Road' and 'Last Days of the Sun'

Incorporated diverse musical styles into her work

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