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Juana Molina went from a being a comic actress on Argentinean TV to one of the most innovative singer-songwriters from Latin America today. She joins us for a live performance of her dreamy and funny songs that play with pop, beats and loops.
Comments [12]
juana molina just breaks my head into a million pieces, her conception of music, melodies and harmonies are blissfully unique, and to top it off, she performs by herself!
also, i do agree with gschorr from jercsey city, russ spiegel, its ok to disagree, but why they need to attack, why the need of violence?
i think someone needs a hug...
thank you juana for your amazing music!
haunting and beautiful. her voice may be limited but it is very expressive, and she uses it to create fascinating sound collages.
thank you soundcheck.
I love Juana....I especially love the song Una Dia!
Russ
I strongly disagree...Juana is truly original.
Juana is awesome!!!
I'm really impressed. This is what I call music. This is what I call Art. Hats off!
To Russ Spiegel: I wonder what would you say when hearing Jimi Hendrix for the first time :-)
Juana es una gran artista: Bravo!
Great artist! She's truly amazing...
That was wonderful. Love the layers.
Be civil: Please respond insightfully and respectfully. There is room for disagreement, but please disagree with people's ideas. Personal attacks will not be tolerated.
You can't polish a turd. Ms. Molina lacks any sense of intonation. Really painful to listen to.
Yes!
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