Home / Music / Lhasa de Sela's The Living Road followed La Llorona by six yearsMusic linernotes album music lhasa-de-selaLhasa de Sela's The Living Road followed La Llorona by six yearsReleased in 2003 on Audiogram Records. It was Lhasa de Sela’s second studio album, following her 1997 debut La Llorona. 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 CanadaLa Llorona strips ranchera down to voice and guitarLhasa sings in Spanish, French, and English on The Living RoadLa Llorona was recorded in MexicoFrançois Lalonde and Jean Messier produced The Living Road.ExploreKasai Allstars are a 25-piece collective from KinshasaPrefab Sprout hail from County DurhamAlvin Lucier taught at Wesleyan from 1970 until retirementBoyz II Men formed at a Philadelphia performing arts high schoolColtrane composed A Love Supreme in the upstairs room of his Dix Hills homePrevious Lhasa de Sela's The Living Road was shortlisted for a Juno and certified gold in CanadaNext La Llorona was recorded in Mexico