...is Mi Palabra by Valentina Marentes. I first heard this song in the Mexican singer's CAUZ Sessions concert (recorded 21 March 2026).
Caloyero Hernández: drums Valentina Marentes: vocals, guitar, ukelele Charly Rodríguez: double bass |
...is Mi Palabra by Valentina Marentes. I first heard this song in the Mexican singer's CAUZ Sessions concert (recorded 21 March 2026).
Caloyero Hernández: drums Valentina Marentes: vocals, guitar, ukelele Charly Rodríguez: double bass |
...is Acidito by the Venezuelan cantautor Adelis Fréitez, reinterpreted by Magalí Sare and Manel Fortià.
Manel Fortià: double bass |
...is La Depredadora by Sofía Viola, from her gorgeous performance En La Casita (premiered 26 April 2026).
Lautaro Matute: guitarra |
...is Ay de mí by Una Perra Andaluz, the musical alter ego of the Argentine cantautora and actress Cyn Ciardullo. This version appears on her recent Live Session.
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Cyn Ciardullo: vocals Daniel Corrado: drums Fede Elías: electric guitar Ramiro Rodríguez Goitía: acoustic guitar Gabriel Vilches: bass |
...is Razón de vivir by the Argentine singer-songwriter Víctor Heredia. There are beautiful covers by Mercedes Sosa, Eva Ayllón, Tania Libertad and many others, but today I'll stick to the author's version.
Para decidir si sigo poniendo esta sangre en tierra |
...is Tramuntana by Álvaro Lafuente Calvo aka Guitarricadelafuente. This song was featured in his recent (20 January 2026) Tiny Desk Concert.
Pablo Serrano: keys, piano, guitar, background vocals Pau Vehí: guitar, background vocals Belén Vidal: bass, electronics, background vocals Toni Llull: drums, background vocals Mikaela Vazquez: violin, background vocals Oscar Trujillo: cello, background vocals Ismael Zazo: viola, background vocals Alberto Torres: accordion, percussion, background vocals |
Un ramito de violetas (1974) is one of the most popular songs by the Spanish cantautora Evangelina Sobredo Galanes, better known as Cecilia (1948—1976). Among its many covers is a Latin jazz version by Sole Giménez.
...is Todo Lo Que Somos performed by Latinta, Paula Neder & Alejo García. I discovered Latinta thanks to their recent concert at Sábado Corto (Sesiones Sábado Corto #59, 6 September 2025).
...is Uku Ñan by Grecia Albán. This song appears on the Ecuadorian singer-songwriter's new album Nubes Selva.
...is Horas by Said Muti. This song appears on Said's 2024 album Criminales del Sueño.
...is Que No Te Haga Falta Nada by the Chilean cantautora Rosario Alfonso, from the 2022 album De Canciones Tristes y Otras Sutilezas. I first heard this song on her Sesiones 050 concert in duet with Alfonsina García.
...is Mascaritas de Cristal by Natalia Lafourcade. This song appears on her gorgeous new album Cancionera.
...is Tu puño en alto by the Canarian cantautora Étel Santos. I saw her last month playing a Sofar concert at the Casa de Colón. It's been a good while since I've enjoyed protest songs so much.
J. Freddie Fuentes: guitar Josito Fiestas: bass Rumén Rodríguez: drums |
La Cumbia del Viento by Flor de Lava, a group of Colombian cantautoras featuring Brina Quoya, Maria McCausland, Natalia Medina, Paula van Hissenhoven, Pilar Cabrera and Sabi Satizábal.
...is Lamento en Celinés by Fabiola Méndez, from her 2024 album Okantomi. I discovered this Puerto Rican singer-songwriter and cuatro player, naturally, thanks to the recent Tiny Desk Concert (30 September 2024).
Juan Maldonado: bass Miguel Martínez: percussion, güiro puertorriqueño William García: drums |
...is Quién me devuelve el tiempo by Julia Rodríguez, a singer-songwriter from Fuerteventura, recorded live at Sofar Gran Canaria.
...is El Agua Hirviendo by Marta Solís and David Minguillón, recorded live at Sofar Gran Canaria.
...is Tierra y Fuego by Barbara Calypso, a Brazilian-Italian artist and singer-songwriter based in Tenerife.
Una cumbia pa' olvidarte by the Gran Canarian singer-songwriter Dácil Santana.