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Yery Barca Vallejos
Yery Barca Vallejos grew up in San Pablo Villa de Mitla, Oaxaca, where her father played guitar and her mother sang. She later moved to Mexico City to pursue...
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Yery Barca Vallejos grew up in San Pablo Villa de Mitla, Oaxaca, where her father played guitar and her mother sang. She later moved to Mexico City to pursue music.
In 2005, she performed "A Mi Madrecita Querida" on television, which became her best-known song. She has released albums including 'Yery Barca Vallejos' in 2005 and 'A Mi Madrecita Querida' in 2007.
She performs as a solo artist, sometimes with musicians like guitarist Rafael Gonzalez and backing vocalists Maria Perez and Ana Rodriguez.
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