A Dallas-based singer-songwriter has released a new single. The song is part of her debut album and is described as her most personal work yet. The single is titled 'La Burbuja' and is performed by Ceci Ceci, a Nicaraguan singer-songwriter based in Dallas.
Further details about the single and the album are available from the Dallas Observer, including the themes and inspiration behind the music, such as outgrowing a place once called home.
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