January 12, 20243 min read, 561 words
Published: January 12, 2024 | 3 min read, 561 words
When she dives into Latin American idioms, Uchis is unstoppable; Latina mode is absolutely on. For “Te Mata,” the Colombian American returns to bolero after first exploring the style via her La Lupe and Los Zafiros covers from Sin Miedo. Women bolero singers have been entrenched ...
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Jan 15
A pretty in depth analysis of Kali Uchis's new album. The author definitely knew a lot about her and the album and gave a fairly up front review of it. Potentially biased but good nonetheless.
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