The Oddly Soulful Folk Songs of Josephine Foster & Victor Herrero

Spinning on Air | Mar 21, 2014

Josephine Foster sings about dreaming, colors, and temples built with beams of cartilage. She was born in Colorado, and has been singing her songs with her gently swooping voice since the early 2000s. Victor Herrero sings in Spanish of doves and horses, while playing powerful rhythms on his acoustic guitar. He was born in La Mancha, Spain, and in 2008 Josephine and Victor were married. For the past year they've been wandering and performing, sharing their music with each other and with audiences around the world. David Garland welcomes them to the WNYC Studio to perform and talk about their music.

 

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