Reseña del libro "Sisters, Riffs, and Rebellion (en Inglés)"
Three sisters. One home studio. A number-one rock single nobody saw coming.In 2014, Daniela, Paulina, and Alejandra Villarreal filmed themselves tearing through "Enter Sandman" in their father's studio in Monterrey, Mexico. The youngest was not yet ten. The video went viral, Metallica's Kirk Hammett declared that the drummer kicked maximum ass, and the internet fell in love with three kids who could play.Most viral kids disappear. The Warning built a career.A dozen years later, "Kerosene" reached number one on Billboard's Mainstream Rock Airplay chart, the first single by an all-women band and the first by a Mexican act to top it in the chart's forty-five-year history. Behind that milestone sit five studio albums, two Latin Grammy nominations, three sold-out nights at Mexico City's Auditorio Nacional, an NFL halftime stage, and a global fanbase that calls itself an army and means it.Sisters, Riffs, and Rebellion is the long version of how they got there, written by a rabid and unwavering fan who wanted more than a highlight reel. It takes the three sisters seriously as the musicians they have become, and it takes their family operation seriously as what it really is: a thirteen-year case study in how a Monterrey family turned a home-studio cover into a worldwide rock career without ever handing over the wheel.If you love the band, love rock, or just want to understand how a career like this actually gets built, start here. Fully illustrated.
