Conexion Divina Talks Debut Album ‘Tres Mundos’
Conexión Divina has made history as the world’s first Gen-Z female sierreño group. The trio of
Mexican-American Latinas not only sing but they also write their own songs and play their
instruments.
The members of Conexión Divina come from different parts of the U.S. Liz, who is 18 and sings
lead vocals, was born and raised in South Central Los Angeles. Ashlee, who is 22, grew up in
Arizona, and plays the requinto guitar. Sandra, who is 19, was raised in Dallas and plays the
bass guitar. Sandra and Ashlee later relocated to L.A. to form the group with Liz.
“We’re three different personalities, three different mentalities, and I feel like people are going to
connect with us as individuals as well and altogether too,” says Ashlee.
In a very Gen Z manner, Conexión Divina met through social media. Each member was posting
song covers on TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram when they caught each other’s attention and got
acquainted through DMs. It’s because of that connection they made online that they came up
with the name Conexión Divina. The name also represents the feminine perspective that the
group is bringing to regional Mexican music with a youthful touch and is also heavily influenced
by Vicente Fernandez infamous song, “Mujeres Divinas”.
“Our music has the roots of old regional Mexican music, but it’s mixed with today’s sounds,”
says Sandra. “We can connect older generations with the new generation through our
songs,” Ashlee adds.
Through Sony Music Latin, Conexión Divina has released several singles along with their debut
album “Tres Mundos.”
Lupe LLerenas sat with the young girls to talk about their first project, performing at Coachella
2023 for the first time and musical influences.
In the future, the trio wants to continue working on songs in different genres across the regional
Mexican music spectrum.
“We want our music to connect to all people, not just one particular group,” Liz says. “We want
our music to go places where we’ve never been before,” Ashlee adds.
