correct me please... About Susana Harp

One of my favorite singers is Susana Harp. She is both Mexican and Lebanese and she sings mexican traditional music in indigenous languages such as Zapotec, Mixtec and Nahuatl as well as Spanish, projecting the culture of marginalized communities through music.
I like her music because when I listen to it I remember my parents and my childhood. I'm proud to be Mexican, I'm proud of my roots. Susana Harp sings a lot of songs that my parents used to listen to. Also I like her voice, which is sweet and melodic. She is a real singer.
If you want to listen to some good mexican traditional songs, you must listen to these songs by Susana Harp: "La llorona", "La Martiniana", "Sandunga", "Amuleto", "La Mulata", "El Feo", "Xquenda", etc, etc... and of course "Naila".
I also like Lila Downs, who is another mexican singer like Susana Harp, but I'm going to talk about her in another time.

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One of my favorites singers is Susana Harp, she She is middle both (?) Mexican and Lebanese, she She sings mexican Mexican traditional music in indigenous languages such as Zapotec, Mixtec and Nahuatl, as well as Spanish, projecting the culture of marginalized communities through music.
I like her music because, when I listen it, I remember my parents and my childhood. I'm proud to be Mexican, ; I'm proud of my roots. Susana Harp sings a lot of songs than my parents used to listen to. Also, I like her voice, which is sweet and melodic. She is a real singer.
If you want to listen some good mexican traditional songs, you must listen this these songs by Susana Harp: "La llorona", "La Martiniana", "Sandunga", "Amuleto", "La Mulata", "El Feo", "Xquenda", etc, etc... and of course, "Naila".
I like also Lila Downs, who is another mexican singer like Susana Harp, but I'm going to talk about her in another time.