Las Hermanas - Nadie Jamás Ha Visto Una Calavera Triste

Review by Udit Chandra

Las Hermanas, a Mexican folk music duo, have released their latest album titled "Nadie Jamás Ha Visto Una Calavera Triste" (No One Has Ever Seen a Sad Skull). The album comprises 10 tracks that showcase the sisters' unique vocal harmonies and traditional instrumentation.

The album's opening track, "La Llorona," sets the tone for the album with its haunting melody and emotional lyrics. Other standout tracks include "El Cascabel," "La Sandunga," and "La Bruja." Each song is a beautiful representation of Mexican culture and tradition.

The sisters' voices blend seamlessly together, creating a haunting and ethereal sound that transports the listener to another time and place. The traditional instrumentation, including the use of the guitar, maracas, and violin, adds depth and authenticity to the album.

Summary by Udit Chandra

"Nadie Jamás Ha Visto Una Calavera Triste" is a stunning album that showcases the talent and passion of Las Hermanas. The album is a must-listen for fans of Mexican folk music and those who appreciate beautiful vocal harmonies and traditional instrumentation.