Can't make you love me, originally performed by Bonnie Raitt. Arranged by Mark Cardenas, sung by Katia Cardenas

Cant Make You Love Me Mix1

If I was Your Woman, originally performed by Gladys Knight and the Pips. Arranged by Mark Cardenas and performed by Katia Cardenas.

If I Was Your Woman Mix1

Katia Cardenas' original song "Running" is a deeply personal reflection on the search for security and belonging. This is an honest look inside her struggles with anxiety and insecurity, in the face of circumstances beyond her control.

Running @ Jazz Fest Live 2021

Live recording at The Icehouse MPLS on July 31, 2018. Featuring Ted Godbout (keys), Graydon Peterson (bass), Beth Varela (drums), with Andrina Brogden and Sheridan Zuther (back up vocals). This performance was a celebration of the release of Katia's music video for "There Will Never Be Another You" (By Harry Warren; directed by Guy Wagner and SplashTantrum).

She Used To Be Mine (Live)

I Could Write A Book/But Not for Me (Live)

Heart Of The Matter (Live)

Love's In Need of Love Today

If I Were Your Woman (Live)

Frim Fram Sauce (Live)

I Thought About You (Live)

Katia Cardenas is a luminous, multi-genre vocalist, who has performed nation-wide, inspiring audiences with her smooth, powerful voice and infectious, uplifting energy. Recognized for her impeccable range, and dynamic stylings, she has been performing since an early age. Katia has been most influenced by Ella Fitzgerald’s spirited jazz standards, Aretha Franklin’s high-powered R&B flavors and Astrid Giberto’s dulcet bossa tones. Performing an inspired and enticing variety of musical styles with the Twin Cities top jazz players, she has been described as “a young but veteran vocalist who can cover Ella Fitzgerald and Billie Holiday, yet is equally adept at modern folk/pop/blues,” with “the pipes to get over an R&B tune, but also has the instincts and subtlety to handle jazz standards.” Making music the Twin Cities has been a family tradition ever since her father, keyboardist Mark Cardenas, joined “The Time” in the early 1980s and appeared in Prince’s iconic film, "Purple Rain." Katia emerged on the Twin Cities music scene in 2014, and has quickly risen to prominence, performing at respected venues and events throughout Minneapolis/St. Paul, including Dakota Jazz Club, The Icehouse, Amsterdam Bar & Hall, Crooners, Jazz Central Studios, Saturday Night Jazz at the Black Dog, Twin Cities Jazz Festival and more! Come see what all the buzz is about...

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