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demo by Pistolera
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fave it Folk Rock | Rock en Espanol
5 tracks | 17 minutes
Released Jul 2005
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An original brand of latin-pop folklorico. Accordion melodies followed by distorted riffs with spanish lyrics delivered like a bullet to your senses.
Bio / Background
This is Pistolera's first 5 song demo.
For their debut album "Siempre Hay Salida" please go to: www.cdbaby.com/cd/pistolera2
Pistolera is a NYC-based band the plays an original hybrid of mexican ranchera, cumbia, banda, and rock. Accordion melodies are followed by distorted riffs and frontwoman Sandra Lilia Velasquez delivers her all Spanish lyrics like a bullet to your senses.
Pistolera is:
Sandra Velaquez - guitar/vox
Inca B. Satz - bass
Maria Elena - accordion
Ani Cordero - drums
"Groove along with Pistolera, Sandra Lilia Velasquez's and Ani Cordero's funky band, which blends together ranchera, cumbia, banda and rock sounds. Velasquez's intoxicating voice and her passion while playing the electric guitar, matched with Cordero's driving drum style, make for quite a spectacular live performance." -New York Post
"The band's songs, mostly sung in Spanish mix down-home Mexican norteño rhythms like cumbias, rancheras and bandas with rootsy indie-rock.
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