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Marcela Mosqueda
Marcela Mosqueda is a singer from Mexico City who came from a family of musicians. Her grandfather was a guitarist, and she sang in choirs and local shows as...
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Marcela Mosqueda is a singer from Mexico City who came from a family of musicians. Her grandfather was a guitarist, and she sang in choirs and local shows as a young girl.
In 1995, she worked with producer Armando Manzanero on the song "Sin Ti," which became her most recognizable track. The ballad deals with unrequited love and heartbreak.
She released albums like "Sentimientos" in 1997, "Corazón de Luna" in 2000, and "Para Siempre" in 2005. Early in her career, some critics found her style too sentimental, but she kept recording.
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