Ivan Cornejo’s Mexican American Heartache

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Ivan Cornejo’s Mexican American Heartache
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Kelefa Sanneh talks with Ivan Cornejo, an artist helping to popularize “regional Mexican” music in the U.S., about his new album, “MIRADA,” and his hit single “Está Dañada.”

“Está Dañada” was a hit—and a demonstration of the rising importance of two overlapping musical domains. One was the frictionless world of streaming, where there are scarcely any limits to how widely a song can spread. The other was the world of Latin music, which was once treated by the American recording industry as a peripheral enterprise but increasingly occupies a place near its center.

His dark, echoey sound was partly inspired by one of his favorite bands, Cigarettes After Sex, a hazy indie act that he listens to on the road to wind down after concerts. One of the band’s best-known songs is “K.,” about a lost love, and so Cornejo was moved to write “J.,” in which the lovelorn protagonist makes a memorable wish: “Quiero que te trate con respeto ese pendejo.

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