Karen Báez
Karen Báez is a Mexican singer-songwriter who came from a musical family. Her father was a composer, and she grew up with regional Mexican and ranchera...
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Karen Báez is a Mexican singer-songwriter who came from a musical family. Her father was a composer, and she grew up with regional Mexican and ranchera styles. In 2013, she released her debut album, which included the song "A Mi Me Sigue Doliendo." That track connected with listeners, dealing plainly with heartbreak and unrequited love.
Her music often works with emotional themes. She's put out albums like "Sueños y Raíces" in 2015, "Me Siento Vivir" in 2017, and "Los Amores Que Se Van" in 2021. She performs with a band that includes Saul Elizondo on guitar, Juan Carlos Morales on bass, Luis Ángel Garza on drums, and Fidencio "Chino" Martínez on accordion.
In 2018, her song "La Botella" drew some criticism for its lyrics about loss and addiction. Báez said the song reflected struggles she saw in her community. As a woman in regional Mexican music, she's talked about facing skepticism at times.
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