Puerto Rican singer-songwriter Kany García recently graced NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert series, delivering an intimate and emotionally charged performance. With her profound and personal lyrics, García captivated the audience as she delved into themes of love, heartbreak, and more.
Her captivating set began with the soul-stirring “Para Siempre” from her 2018 album Soy Yo. Transitioning seamlessly, García moved on to “Búscame,” a track featured on her 2020 album Mesa Para Dos. She explained that the song holds a special meaning, as it is dedicated to the people who make her feel at home and to whom she owes a great deal.
But her musical exploration didn’t stop there. The Latin Grammy-winning artist took a moment to pay tribute to immigrants worldwide with her poignant track, “Mundo Inventado,” which addresses their resilience and contributions to making the world a better place.
Concluding her set with a powerful message of empowerment, García performed “DPM (De Pxta Madre)” from her latest album, El Amor Que Merecemos. The flamenco-tinged pop song celebrates the absence of negative influences and the gratitude for positive changes in one’s life.
Kany García joins a roster of esteemed Latin artists who have graced the Tiny Desk Concert series, showcasing the diversity and richness of Latin music. Her mesmerizing performance left a lasting impact, further solidifying her place as a remarkable talent in the Latin music scene.
