Everardo
Everardo Hernández came up in Culiacán, Mexico, where he started singing in his neighborhood. He worked with Natanael Cano on 'En Tu Barrio,' a track that got...
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Everardo Hernández came up in Culiacán, Mexico, where he started singing in his neighborhood. He worked with Natanael Cano on 'En Tu Barrio,' a track that got him some attention. Later he put out 'Un 18' and a couple of albums like 'El Muchacho' and a live recording from the Foro Alterno.
His songs tend to be about what happens in the barrios, love, loss, the everyday stuff. That directness has drawn both listeners who recognize it and some criticism from people who think it gets too close to certain realities. He plays with a band that includes Ricardo Delgado and Carlos Ramos on guitars, Eduardo Castro on drums, Juan Carlos Hernández on bass, and Luis Alberto Valdez on keyboards.
Everardo's music sits in that space between traditional Mexican regional sounds and more current production. It's not exactly a fusion or a reinvention, just what came out when he started recording the stories around him.
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