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Hermanas zapatas
Hermanas Zapatas are Lorena and María Zapatas, sisters who grew up with flamenco rhythms in their family. They released their debut album 'De Cal y Arena' in...
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Hermanas Zapatas are Lorena and María Zapatas, sisters who grew up with flamenco rhythms in their family. They released their debut album 'De Cal y Arena' in 2004, which brought them some attention in Spain.
Their song 'Vivir Sin Ti' came out in 2007 and became their most recognizable track. It's the one people tend to know, even if they don't follow the duo closely.
In 2011 they put out an album called 'Vulnerable' that some listeners felt moved away from their earlier flamenco sound. They kept working after that, but 'Vivir Sin Ti' remains what most people remember.
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