"Camino a Santiago" genre: Pop Vocals
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	Album Description Co-written with the legendary David Batteau, "Mestiza" is a cross pollination of Latin and North American Musical Influences that cuts across genre and language. Perla Batalla's Stunning vocals soar above an undercurrent of pulsing percussion and haunting harmony.Transitions from Spanish to English suddenly augment the many hues of these original compisitions, both within the songs as well as from one to another. The aptly titled work draws from a varied heritage. Batalla adds a powerful honesty with her captivating singing that leaves a haunting impression in the heart.
	CD: Mestiza   Label: Mechuda Music Credits: Perla Batalla and David Batteau
	Story Behind the Song A musical pilgrimage towards Spains most sacred city through the eyes of tragedy and redemption Lyrics Camino a Santiago (Perla Batalla/David Batteau/Daniel Evans) Caminando a Santiago de Mar, Villa del Sol Caminando a Santiago Un historial, Monton de amor From night at eleven 'Til five in the morning You were their music man They came with babies In pickups and You touched their blistered hands Caminando a Santiago Concha de Mar, Villa del Sol Caminando a Santiago Un Historial, Monton de Amor In transfiguration There on the ceiling That cross when my eyes awoke And I saw a vision And I spoke with Moses And I saw the light of hope Heading east 101 Looking backwards Towards the sun Hills ahead Steep decline Looking backwards... Heading east 101 Looking backwards Orange Sun Hills ahead steep decline Looking backwards... One More time (Perla Batalla/David Batteau/Daniel Evans) Caminando a Santiago Concha de Mar, Villa del Sol

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