Bárbara Castro
Bárbara Castro came up in Celaya, Guanajuato, where she grew up hearing traditional Mexican serenatas. That early exposure to straightforward storytelling...
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Bárbara Castro came up in Celaya, Guanajuato, where she grew up hearing traditional Mexican serenatas. That early exposure to straightforward storytelling about love and longing seems to have stuck with her. In 2019, she released '3 Meses,' a song about the aftermath of a breakup that connected with listeners and became her breakout single.
Her other songs, like 'Fuga' and 'Liberto,' continue in that vein, dealing plainly with relationships and their complications. She writes with a directness that some have found candid, especially when it comes to female perspectives. Castro has kept making music on her own terms since then, letting the songs speak for themselves.
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