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Ale Rojas
Ale Rojas came up in Zacatecas, Mexico, where she grew up hearing traditional mariachi. She started releasing music in the 1990s, and her song 'A Donde Vas...
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Ale Rojas came up in Zacatecas, Mexico, where she grew up hearing traditional mariachi. She started releasing music in the 1990s, and her song 'A Donde Vas Juan Dieguito' connected with listeners in 2006. The track tells a story about leaving home that seemed to find its moment.
Her writing sometimes drew attention for how direct it could be, which wasn't always comfortable for everyone. She kept at it, though, putting out songs like 'Tu Eres El Hombre Más Hermoso Del Mundo' and others that worked in a similar plainspoken vein.
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