Ximena Sariñana vs. Eiza González "Lola"

versus

tue 12/2/2008

 
A collage of Ximena Sariñana and Eiza González, aka "Lola."
name Ximena Sariñana Rivera. Eiza González Reyna.
hometown Mexico City, México. Mexico City, México.
born on October 29, 1985. January 30, 1990.
daughter of Mexican film director Fernando Sariñana. Mexican supermodel Glenda Reyna.
style Pop influenced by the blues and jazz. Pop rock.
sounds like Natalia LaFourcade and Feist. Belinda and RBD.
the look Winona Ryder in the '90s movie Reality Bites. Cyndi Lauper meets Punky Brewster.
breakthrough single Vidas Paralelas. Si Me Besas.
killer collab La Tina remix by Metronomy. Amor Letra Por Letra with Flex.
could be the next Julieta Venegas. Miley Cyrus.
I'm an actress Telenovela Luz Clarita and Mexican movies Todo El Poder, Amar Te Duele and Niñas Mal. The star of the popular tween Mexican telenovela Lola... Érase Una Vez.
most recent release Mediocre. Érase Una Vez.
the critics Rolling Stone: "[T]his Mexican actress-turned-singer belts out jazz- and blues-influenced songs with poetic lyrics and imaginative production… There's sultry torch songs, folky ballads, smart rock — and not a bum track among them." Billboard En Español: "The popularity of this Mexican girl grows day by day in the U.S.… and even though she is a new artist with no singles in the Hot Latin Songs chart, her album is selling like hotcakes."
webprops 42,494 friends on official MySpace. 27,171 friends on official MySpace.
best video moment Becoming one with nature in No Vuelvo Más. Suffering for love in Masoquismo.
 
 

grounded

daily dos

tue 7/22/2008

 

Ximena Sariñana becomes one with nature in a new video, "No Vuelvo Más." (via Somos Fans)

 
 

Ximena Sariñana

as seen on myspace

mon 4/14/2008

 
Ximena Sariñana in blue polka dot dress.

Imagine Natalia LaFourcade with a soft spot for jazz and you'll get an idea why Ximena Sariñana is being called one of the most promising acts in Mexican pop.

An actress and singer, the 23-year-old Sariñana is the daughter of Mexican filmmaker Fernando Sariñana (Amarte Duele, Todo El Poder). The blue-eyed cutie began singing at age 15 and went on to front the band Feliz No Cumpleaños in the mid-2000s. The seven-member jazz-pop outfit released the singles Ya Pasaste and Perro Parado before going on an indefinite hiatus – they broke up – in 2007. Their debut album remains unreleased.

That same year, Sariñana went solo and released her debut album, Mediocre, in México. Normal a slow and sultry ballad and the seductive Vidas Paralelas have become staples on Mexican radio. She also proved her indie cred by filling in for the singer Feist (of 1 2 3 4 fame) when Broken Social Scene played Mexico City.

Sariñana is currently touring México to support Mediocre, which is scheduled for a June U.S. release.

See: myspace.com/ximenamusic