Episode 3 of our show involves an interview with singer, Danny Salazar who currently resides in Texas. The interview was recorded on July 4th, 2016. We discussed with Danny about his life and background as a singer/musician, his approach to music as well as his take on some of the current calamities faced by humankind around the globe. This episode also includes part of a Live Q&A session with Danny that took place on the same day on Facebook, full version of which can be found at the following link: https://www.facebook.com/mkmusician/videos/1289519767743731/You can also access Danny's songs from iTunes and CD Baby from his album, "Danny Salazar: Live in Music City" and his recent album, "Songs of Victory" from DannySalazar.netFollowing is a brief biography about Danny Salazar:Quite naturally, Danny Salazar grew up to be a crossover, multifaceted, talented musician, after spending his formative years in the border town of Eagle Pass, Texas. There, he would walk to the Río Grande (Río Bravo) and look across the river to the Mexican town of Piedras Negras, Coahuila, the place where he would draw his first inspirations from. As a child, he would observe the street musicians with their instruments in hand performing songs for money. At the age of 14, he began teaching himself to sing and play the guitar, influenced by the wide range of music that his father listened to on the radio. Another great influence was one of his cousin's from San Antonio that took the time to help polish his playing. Danny's diverse musical influences melded into songwriting at that same age. Raised by parents who spoke Spanish at home, Danny speaks and writes in both English and Spanish. Although most of his songs are written in Spanish, he manages to merge the simple and intensively effective resonance of both languages, appealing to the senses of people of all backgrounds and all ages while solemnly expressing his whole being and passionate humanity.Salazar's approach to Latin American roots music together with his unique writing style and feel, result in a bold yet sophisticated testament of raw expression.