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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recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 13 in all, peaking in Sep 2026 with 5.
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Overall, the record does fall into his more natural soul pop space, but he does keep coming back to a lot of different rhythms.
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It's something like what you would recognize from the famous song by War called Lowrider.
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Like practically them trying to gimmick the Chicano soul thing, but in a way that's authentic.
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It's a way that works because that's what they were surrounded by and that's what the status of of culture was at the time.
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And so
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It's it's it toes this line between like gimmicky pop throwback, but also something that's really authentic to what he could speak to.
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Bruno Mars knows what it means to be an actual blend of Latin and American, so it fits.
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Okay, so that's Bruno Mars and his record.
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Now I want to move on to something that had me really intrigued: the new Casey Musgraves album.
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She set out to make this record with specific and explicit intention of wanting it to have Mexican influence.
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I know that she was actually seeking out Mexican artists to be both participants in the record and to tour with her in the United States.
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Now she stated in interviews that she does spend half her time in Mexico throughout the year, so it does make sense that she's developed a kind of fascination or love for Mexican music.
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I mean it's pretty hard to ignore.
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But interestingly to me, there are speculations on Reddit that she spends half of that time in Sayulita, which is in Nayarit, which musically speaking, is to me very distinct from the Mexican sounds you hear on this record.
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Now I think you're all gonna understand what I mean when I play you this track off a record called Uncertain Texas.
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out the door.
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Unmistakably Mexican.
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That cowbell cumbia sound comes in, the accordion, and that's a classic norteño sound, but norteño.
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The sounds she's experimenting with on this record at any point, whether explicit like in this track or more subtle in other moments, are very clearly and distinctly, exclusively from the north of Mexico.
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We're not listening to mariachi from Jalisco.
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