Two accomplished female vocalists, Andrea Wolper and Roxana Amed, backed by superlative musicians, each have a new album in which they address the pleasures and pains of being human.

Two accomplished female vocalists, Andrea Wolper and Roxana Amed, backed by superlative musicians, each have a new album in which they address the pleasures and pains of being human.
The latest releases from three vocalists with quite different backgrounds—Doug Wamble, Cheryl Richards, and Roxana Amed—offer satisfying musical explorations.
I’ve fallen for another South American female vocalist. First, there was Luciana Souza (Brazil), who was quickly followed by Claudia Villella (Brazil), Claudia Acuña (Chile), and Sofia Rei (Argentina). Now, also from Argentina, comes Roxana Amed, with a poetic turn of phrase, a seductive warmth, and a remarkable instrument.