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I've moved to the United States when I was 13 years old to live with an aunt in

Michigan. I spent two years here and then went back to Mexico and then

decided to return in 2003.

Enter no so trotro sai a rio.

And nove sientos,

dea's mons. When I moved to the United States and I found inspiration or I found this motivation to write about the things that I was feeling about being away.

And I think, you know, I was inspired by folk music to create these songs.

For me, it's very humbling to know that some of the stories and the messages that I give or that I sing about are resonating with other people whose stories are similar to mine and I began to notice that they became a source of

inspiration and of empowerment to them and so I also see it as a responsibility to

use my platform you, I have a microphone, I have an

audience, I have a stage, and so for me it's a way to give voice to those who don't have a

mean to express it. She spent years writing songs about longing to go home to Juarez, Mexico and the experiences of undocumented immigrants in the United States.

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