Raíz - Lila Downs, Niña Pastori, Soledad

An ambitious collaborative project from Mexican-American folk singer/songwriter Lila Downs, Latin GRAMMY-nominated Argentine folk/pop singer Soledad and Latin GRAMMY-winning Spanish flamenco singer Niña Pastori.
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The first album that these three amazing women do, deserves a standing ovation, they did such an excellent work with this sixteen songs that represents them, and it was praised by many in the business. This very colourful and mexican recording debuted fifth place in iTunes.

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