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Alicia Castillo
Alicia Castillo grew up in Mexico City, where she started performing music despite some resistance from her community. In 2015, her single 'No Está Permitido'...
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Alicia Castillo grew up in Mexico City, where she started performing music despite some resistance from her community. In 2015, her single 'No Está Permitido' became a hit across Latin America, with lyrics that addressed constraints on women.
Her second album 'Libérate' dealt with self-empowerment and female solidarity, while 'Renacer' mixed traditional Mexican rhythms with contemporary pop.
Her band includes guitarist Rodrigo Garcia, bassist Ruben Morales, and drummer Carlos Lopez. Her musical influences range from traditional forms to contemporary sounds.
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