Home / Music / La Llorona strips ranchera down to voice and guitarMusic linernotes album music lhasa-de-selaLa Llorona strips ranchera down to voice and guitarThe ranchera and bolero songs are performed with raw, emotional simplicity — typically just voice and acoustic guitar with no production getting in the way. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesLhasa de Sela's The Living Road was shortlisted for a Juno and certified gold in CanadaLhasa sings in Spanish, French, and English on The Living RoadLhasa de Sela's The Living Road followed La Llorona by six yearsLa Llorona was recorded in MexicoFrançois Lalonde and Jean Messier produced The Living Road.ExploreNardis Music released Ben Sidran's Cien NochesECM Records, Jan Garbarek's longtime label home, released CitadelamericaRounder Records released Samantha Crain's CollingwoodDorado Records released Vicki Brown's CompositionVerve Records released Count Basie at Newport in 1957Previous La Llorona was recorded in MexicoNext La Llorona revived Chavela Vargas' career and made her an icon