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Daniel Razón
Daniel Razón's song 'Kuya' came out in 2008 and got some attention in Mexico. The track seemed to connect with people, though it also drew criticism from some...
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Daniel Razón's song 'Kuya' came out in 2008 and got some attention in Mexico. The track seemed to connect with people, though it also drew criticism from some who felt it handled social issues clumsily.
He put out an album called 'Historias de un Cantante' in 2011, followed by 'Razón de Vida' in 2017. His music often deals with love and personal struggle, working in traditional Mexican styles alongside other sounds.
His band has included Jesús Salazar on bass, Manuel Rocha on guitar, and Omar H. on other instruments. They play on his recordings and live shows.
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