La Quinta Estación
Flores de Alquiler
Album - Alternative and Latin Rock, Music, Latin
La Quinta Estación’s move from Madrid to Mexico in the mid ‘00s paid off big time. On this sophomore outing, the trio solidified their sound, crafting uplifting pop-rock garnished with a slice of mariachi. Natalia Jiménez’s goosebump-inducing vocals soar above the trumpets of “El Sol No Regresa”, which set the album’s hopeful tone from the first notes. The cathartic rock of “A Cada Paso” and “Mi Ciudad” invite you to embrace life’s growing pains, inspiring a loyal following among a generation of dreamers.
Flores de Alquiler
La Quinta Estación
La Quinta Estación’s move from Madrid to Mexico in the mid ‘00s paid off big time. On this sophomore outing, the trio solidified their sound, crafting uplifting pop-rock garnished with a slice of mariachi. Natalia Jiménez’s goosebump-inducing vocals soar above the trumpets of “El Sol No Regresa”, which set the album’s hopeful tone from the first notes. The cathartic rock of “A Cada Paso” and “Mi Ciudad” invite you to embrace life’s growing pains, inspiring a loyal following among a generation of dreamers.
