Lorena Vera

Lorena Vera
Lorena Vera
	World Music, Jazz, Chilena
Occupation(s)	Singer, songwriter, entrepreneur
Instrument(s)	Voice
Years active	1998– Present
Labels	Indie

Lorena Vera is a Mexican composer, producer, dancer, actress and singer

traditional music born in Oaxaca de Juarez, Mexico. She is currently a vocalist in the Mexican world music band Lorena y Los Alebrijes, which mixes sounds as jazz, blues, cumbia and Chilena.^[2]

Biography

Lorena Vera was born in

Jesus Medina

. Vera has also participated in musicals such as "They Are of the Skull" and "Woman of Corn". She has also produced the materials of Los Alebrijes [3] with whom she has promoted through the culture of excluded indigenous communities

Vera has been a scholarship holder of FOESCA.^[4]

References

^ Revista Educal, 2008; 7: "The depth of Lorena's voice, the force of their dance and the cadence of their movements, supported musically in The Alebrijes, are an entire show in which shines as actress, singer, dancer and choreographer".
^ Ramos, 2009; 19: "Lorena Vera. In their musical search it mixes sounds of the costs of the states of Guerrero and Oaxaca until modern rhythms as rock and hip-hop".
^ Lorena and The Alebrijes Review of Lorena Vera and The Alebrijes
^ Music Magazine, 2010; 5: "In 2004 Lorena Vera obtained the scholarship that the FOESCA thank you grants s its arduous musical investigation about the culture of the black towns of Mexico".

External links

Official Site

[1] Revista Educal, 2008; 7: "The depth of Lorena's voice, the force of their dance and the cadence of their movements, supported musically in The Alebrijes, are an entire show in which shines as actress, singer, dancer and choreographer".

[2] Ramos, 2009; 19: "Lorena Vera. In their musical search it mixes sounds of the costs of the states of Guerrero and Oaxaca until modern rhythms as rock and hip-hop".

[3] Lorena and The Alebrijes Review of Lorena Vera and The Alebrijes

[4] Music Magazine, 2010; 5: "In 2004 Lorena Vera obtained the scholarship that the FOESCA thank you grants s its arduous musical investigation about the culture of the black towns of Mexico".

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