Juana Molina

Gavin B. · 07-27-2010, 07:21 AM

Welcome to MB, Zen Glen. It's always nice to bump heads and threads with another person that shares a few of your idiosyncratic musical tastes. You're always welcome to post your favorite music videos in the relevant threads. If there are no relevant threads, start one!

Nine Black Poppies- That last song you posted by Juana, Rio Seco stuck in my brain like a viral worm... so much that I purchased her album Son to get that song. I already own Un Dia, Tres Cosas & Segudo and each of those four albums has it's own unique creative identity. Juana rarely does the expected when she releases a new studio album.

It's too bad that the American music industry has a jingoistic aversion to non-English speaking music. As a result, American music fans miss out on most of the native language, indie pop from music from France, Spain, Sweden, Norway, Central America and South America, most of which is far more adventurous than most of the alternative and indie pop being recorded in English in the USA and the UK.

07-27-2010, 07:21 AM	#6 (permalink)
Gavin B. Model Worker Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 1,248	Welcome to MB, Zen Glen. It's always nice to bump heads and threads with another person that shares a few of your idiosyncratic musical tastes. You're always welcome to post your favorite music videos in the relevant threads. If there are no relevant threads, start one! Nine Black Poppies- That last song you posted by Juana, Rio Seco stuck in my brain like a viral worm... so much that I purchased her album Son to get that song. I already own Un Dia, Tres Cosas & Segudo and each of those four albums has it's own unique creative identity. Juana rarely does the expected when she releases a new studio album. It's too bad that the American music industry has a jingoistic aversion to non-English speaking music. As a result, American music fans miss out on most of the native language, indie pop from music from France, Spain, Sweden, Norway, Central America and South America, most of which is far more adventurous than most of the alternative and indie pop being recorded in English in the USA and the UK. Last edited by Gavin B.; 07-27-2010 at 07:43 AM.