Ana Maria Sayer

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1,963 appearances 13 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 4d ago

Ana Maria Sayer’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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In recent years, we've seen, or at least been noticing, that a lot of big pop artists are doing. voice-verified
runs across Latin America. voice-verified
With genres like Reggaeton and Regional Mexican making it global, there's been more interest to participate and make that music too. voice-verified
Many began to notice this shift in 2017 with none other than Justin Bieber. voice-verified
We all remember the track This Pasito. voice-verified
It took the world by storm and it was a major moment for Latin America. voice-verified
It felt like a big shift in the kinds of places in the mainstream that we could be represented. voice-verified
This got me thinking. voice-verified
Because so many people for years have talked about a Latin crossover. voice-verified
What we haven't talked about as much is the history of people actually mainstream artists actually crossing over to us. voice-verified
So I'm gonna go ahead and take this episode to walk us through some of that history today and play you all a few of my favorite pop tracks. voice-verified
Now it's important to know I will keep using the word mainstream. voice-verified
It's kind of a complicated word and what it really means again, it's all relative to where you are in your context. voice-verified
But what it means in the context of today's episode is big US Canadian European artists who are considered to be important in a US or global market. voice-verified
Yes, think a Justin Bieber, a Harry Styles, a Taylor Swift. voice-verified
Okay, so here we go. voice-verified
Time to do some myth busting and tell a new story about a less talked-about crossover. voice-verified
To better explain that, let's go all the way back to 1958 with Nat King Cole's first of three Spanish records, Gol Español. voice-verified
This is a song called Cachito. voice-verified
So there's a few things about this song and this record to highlight. voice-verified
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