Maybe it was Lhasa's unconventional upbringing, spent in a converted school bus between the US and Mexico, that has given her such a unique vision. Whatever the reason, she stands as one of the most idiosyncratic Mexican-American performers, fully aware of the tradition, but putting her own spin on it. Her debut album, 1998s La Llorona, a collaboration with Canadian guitarist and composer Yves Derosier, won her a great number of fans on all sides of the Atlantic, beguiled by her strange, richly sensual music, and her smoky jazz phrasing. Sung in Spanish, English and French and mostly self-written, Lhasas sophomore album, The Living Road, centres on the metaphor of life as a road.

A1 Con Toda Palabra
A2 La Mare Haute
A3 Anywhere On This Road
B1 Abro La Ventana
B2 J'Arrive La Ville
B3 La Frontera
C1 La Confession
C2 Small Song
C3 My Name
D1 Pa' Llegar A Tu Lado
D2 Para El Fin Del Mundo O El Ao Nuevo
D3 Soon This Space Will Be Too Small