Ana Maria Sayer
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1,963 appearances
13 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 5d ago
Ana Maria Sayer’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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But obviously she developed a fascination, she investigated, and this is what she came up with.
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The thing that I really loved about her experimentation with Latin sound on this record is it actually exposes something a lot more interesting to me, which is this marriage of northern Mexican and Southern American sound that I keep hearing all over the map, both in country artists and in northern Mexican artists.
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I'm gonna play another song off of her album called Back on the Wagon.
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back on wagon.
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So the thing that I really love about this song is I don't think it sounds necessarily distinctly or obviously Mexican to any ear.
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But what it sounds like to me is actually what I hear a lot of contemporary young
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Northern Mexican artist doing right now.
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It's kind of like this soft country with vaguely Mexican sounds mixed with kind of soft pop even rock even rhythm sometimes.
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It's interesting to me because I don't know if it's intentional on Casey's part.
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She either is just kind of accidentally bleeding into Mexico in the way that they accidentally bleed into American country.
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Or she discovered this scene and thought it was something that she wanted to participate in.
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Now, obviously, for someone who covers a lot of these smaller indie northern Mexican little pop singer-songwriters, it's an exciting thing that a Casey Musgraves would find this scene interesting to dabble in.
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I think we'll continue to see a marriage of these genres.
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It's something that I keep bringing up, and there really is so much sonic compatibility.
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The way that she sings, too, does feel quite compatible with the Mexican heartbreak sound.
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Even though she has a much softer way of expressing it, her version of Heartbreak is distinctly Mexican in its both desperation but also empowerment, which I think people forget.
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Is a very integral part of the Mexican heartbreak expression.
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It's to both be desperate and and lay it out on the floor in the bar, but also to be empowered in drinking your suffering away.
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Now, I think it's also important to note that this is not her first foray into Spanish music.
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She's clearly been a lover for a while.
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