Pero Yo Sí Lyrics – Yami Safdie & Carín León
Yami Safdie links up with Carín León for Pero Yo Sí, the heartfelt third track
Carín León
Name: Carín León (Óscar Armando Díaz de León Huez)
Date of Birth: July 26, 1989
City: Hermosillo, Sonora
Country: Mexico
Genre: Regional Mexican, Sierreño, Banda, Norteño
Band/Group Members: Solo artist (former frontman of Grupo Arranke)
Roles: Singer, songwriter, guitarist
Bio:
There's something about the dry heat of Hermosillo that breeds stories you can feel in your bones, and Carín León grew up soaking it all in, guitar in hand from age 15, surrounded by family jams that mixed raw emotion with brass and accordion fire. After cutting his teeth in local groups like Los Reales and then leading Grupo Arranke for years, he stepped out solo in 2018 with that live energy that turns a palenque into a heartbeat. Tracks like "A Través del Vaso" hit like a late-night confession over tequila, the kind that makes you raise your glass and swallow the ache of lost love.
His voice carries that Sonora grit, rough around the edges but tender when it needs to be, blending traditional banda swells with sierreño soul that feels timeless yet fresh. Albums like Colmillo de Leche and the Grammy-winning Boca Chueca, Vol. 1 pour out heartbreak and hustle, crossing into country collabs with Kane Brown or Leon Bridges because why not, music doesn't see borders when it's this real. Lately, he's been everywhere, Coachella dust on his boots, Grand Ole Opry standing ovations in Spanish, even sweeping awards at Viña del Mar, all while his Boca Chueca Tour keeps arenas pulsing into 2025. Fans call him the bridge, the ambassador, but really he's just that guy from the desert singing truths we all carry, reminding us that sometimes the best way through the pain is to belt it out loud with a full band behind you. If you're craving that warm rush of real feeling, spin him tonight, he gets it.
Date of Birth: July 26, 1989
City: Hermosillo, Sonora
Country: Mexico
Genre: Regional Mexican, Sierreño, Banda, Norteño
Band/Group Members: Solo artist (former frontman of Grupo Arranke)
Roles: Singer, songwriter, guitarist
Bio:
There's something about the dry heat of Hermosillo that breeds stories you can feel in your bones, and Carín León grew up soaking it all in, guitar in hand from age 15, surrounded by family jams that mixed raw emotion with brass and accordion fire. After cutting his teeth in local groups like Los Reales and then leading Grupo Arranke for years, he stepped out solo in 2018 with that live energy that turns a palenque into a heartbeat. Tracks like "A Través del Vaso" hit like a late-night confession over tequila, the kind that makes you raise your glass and swallow the ache of lost love.
His voice carries that Sonora grit, rough around the edges but tender when it needs to be, blending traditional banda swells with sierreño soul that feels timeless yet fresh. Albums like Colmillo de Leche and the Grammy-winning Boca Chueca, Vol. 1 pour out heartbreak and hustle, crossing into country collabs with Kane Brown or Leon Bridges because why not, music doesn't see borders when it's this real. Lately, he's been everywhere, Coachella dust on his boots, Grand Ole Opry standing ovations in Spanish, even sweeping awards at Viña del Mar, all while his Boca Chueca Tour keeps arenas pulsing into 2025. Fans call him the bridge, the ambassador, but really he's just that guy from the desert singing truths we all carry, reminding us that sometimes the best way through the pain is to belt it out loud with a full band behind you. If you're craving that warm rush of real feeling, spin him tonight, he gets it.
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A Medio Vivir Lyrics – Ricky Martin & Carín León
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