Ha-Ash

From a young age Hanna and Ashley Pérez Mosa developed an affection towards music, playing their debut show at a talent contest organised by their school in 1998. The performance proved a catalyst for the sisters’ success, who were subsequently invited to play the local Railroad Festival and Louisiana Music Cavalcade. By 2001 the sisters had signed with Sony Music and formed the group Ha*Ash, with the aim of combining Latin pop, country and rock.

Featuring Aureo Baqueiro on the production reigns, Ha*Ash’s self-titled, debut album appeared in 2003. Selling over 140,000 copies, the album found great success aided by the singles “Odio Amarte”, “Estes en donde Estes”, and “Te Quedaste”. The record propelled the sisters to U.S. and Latin American recognition and was later featured on the animated film “Magos y Gigantes”. Once again with Baqueiro on production duties, the duo’s sophomore studio album “Mundos Opuestos” followed in April 2006, rising to No. 4 on the Mexican Albums Chart. Spawning the singles “Amor A Medias”, “Me Entrego a Ti”, and “Tu Miranda En Mí”, it was their third Mexican single, “¿Qué Hago Yo?”, which became a No. 1, beating out Shakira’s “Hips Don’t Lie”.

Drawing influences from a spectrum of sources including Reba McEntire, Soraya, and Sin Bandera, the sisters' third album saw the arrival of producer Michele Canova. Released in August 2008, “Habitación Doble” (Double Room), generated significant radio play in Mexico notably with the singles “No T Quiero Nada” and “Already Home”. In 2011 a fourth studio album was issued by Ha*Ash entitled “A Tiempo”, following which the pair embarked on a successful Latin American tour. Three years later, Ha*Ash returned to the studio to release “Primera Fila” in 2014.