(Haydn Vitera / David Vitera)

This one is a funky Latino rocker about letting go and getting out of an unhappy relationship when you realize it's just not working out.  The title is based on a popular "Spanglish" term here in Texas and the Southwest.  "Ahi te watcho" means "see you there" or "see you around."  

iTeWatcho

(David Vitera / Rafael Franco)

Although I didn't write this song, it's near and dear to my heart as it deals with the struggles of Mexican immigrants and honors all they have contributed to our beloved United States.  It's also my first collaboration with the amazing Vanessa Del Fierro and her all-female mariachi Las Coronelas!  

Que Pasara

Working title for this one before we had all the lyrics was "Mexican Biker Song" haha.  Inspired by the Latino biker gangs in Sons Of Anarchy and a guy I knew out in Southern California only as "Cousin David."  He was a bad ass!  I wanted to mix some Mariachi-style trumpets and Latin percussion into a modern Southern Rock groove with Spanglish lyrics.  It's the story of Jonny Guns, a kid who lost his mom at an early age and was raised by his biker father and his motorcyle gang, eventually taking his place as "El Mero Mero" and following in his father's footsteps.  

Livin' For The Ride

(Haydn Vitera / Rodney Alejandro / AJ Vallejo / Omar Vallejo)

Picture sexy vampires on this one!  Lol


Poison & Wine

(Haydn Vitera / AJ Vallejo / Rodney Alejandro)

"Take the joy with the pain / The sonrisas with the rain / Don't be sweatin' what you can't control / That's Just La Vida"

Inpsired by my own daily struggles as I chase my dreams and by the true story of a friend whose fiancee left him after meeting another guy while filming a reality show, this song is about rolling with the punches life throws at you and keeping your head up!

That's Just La Vida

The original acoustic version of Daylight, which was released with Saad Ayub as a trance tune under Raz Nitzan Music. Guitars and drums by Rob Soto. 

Daylight - Suther & Brista Acoustic Version

Earlier this year, The Digital Connection and I collaborated on a dubstep song called "What We Do", which was released on my album in March. My brother Rob Soto re-imagined the music into an acoustic version with VITERA on violin and Omar Vallejo on bass. We hope you enjoy it!!

Cristina Soto & The Digital Connection - What We Do (Suther & Brista Acoustic Version)

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Au5 and Cristina Soto's epic Electro House song "Freefall" is re-imagined in this Suther & Brista acoustic version. Suther & Brista is the sibling duo completed by Cristina's brother Robert Soto. 

Composition and Performance Credits:
Cristina Soto: Vocals
Robert Soto - Guitars, Percussion, and Backing Vocals
Haydn Vitera - Violins
Omar Vallejo - Bass

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Freefall (Acoustic Mix) - Original with Au5

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A love song for friends and lovers alike, here is the acoustic version of me and @Au5's "Shock Diamond" ❤ My brother Rob on guitar and percussion, Haydn Vitera on strings, and Omar Vallejo on bass. This was one of my all time favorite songs to write so I'm thankful I got to work on it twice! Enjoy!

Shock Diamond (Acoustic Mix) - Original with Au5

As far as I know, this is the first-ever LATIN ROCK VIOLIN instrumental.  The title means "The Viper" and it was written for and performed on my amazing 6-string, fretted, flying-V electric Viper created by Wood Violins.  Conjuring up images of a tequila-soaked Robert Rodriguez-style gunfight, this one'll get your blood pumpin!

LA VIBORA

Multi-genre Electric Violinist, Latino Rocker, Country Fiddle Player, Singer, Songwriter and Producer.  Artist Mentor for Mark Wood’s Electrify Your Strings educational program.
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