How Silvana Estrada cultivates intimacy and generosity in her live performances

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🗓️ 16 November 2022

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Felix Contreras and Anamaria Sayre sit down with Silvana Estrada to talk about vulnerability, bringing light into her shows and the lessons her parents have given her.

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0:00.0	From In Pure Music and All Songs Considered, I'm Robin Hilton.
0:03.4	Earlier this year, Mexican singer and songwriter
0:05.8	Savannah Estrada released her debut solo album,
0:09.0	called Marchita.
0:10.7	Before that, she appeared on two albums
0:13.0	from guitars Charlie Hunter.
0:15.2	And now that she's out performing her own work,
0:18.5	she's drawing more and more fans,
0:20.2	not only for her voice and intimate songwriting,
0:23.9	but for her charm and her warmth
0:25.6	and her passion for life and music.
0:28.6	Felix Contreras and Ana Maria Seir from In Pure's
0:31.2	Alt Latino recently talked with Savannah Estrada
0:33.7	about why being vulnerable is so important to her.
0:37.4	How she channels this through her life performances
0:40.7	and some of the lessons that her parents passed on to her.
0:44.7	You know what I like, Ana?
0:46.1	What do you like, Felix?
0:48.2	I like a lot of things, but I really enjoy
0:51.5	over the years we've been doing Alt Latino
0:53.3	finding artists right as they're moving beyond
0:57.5	their local environment, their local fans,
	...

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