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A New Voice for American Narratives: Jaime Lozano’s ‘Songs by an Immigrant Vol. 3’ Features Krystina Alabado and Top Latin Artists

Natalia TorresNatalia TorresAugust 22, 2025 2103 Minutes read0

Musical theatre visionary Jaime Lozano has unveiled the highly anticipated third installment of his impactful album series, “Songs by an Immigrant Vol. 3,” released today, August 22, 2025, via Concord Theatricals Recordings. The album immediately captures attention with its rich tapestry of music and powerful storytelling, notably featuring Broadway star Krystina Alabado on the track “Wherever I Go.” This latest volume continues Lozano’s mission to illuminate the nuanced journeys of first and second-generation immigrants in the United States, offering a vibrant and authentic musical exploration of their experiences.

The Enduring Resonance of Immigrant Stories

“Songs by an Immigrant” originated in 2018 as a single concert at Two River Theater, blossoming into a multi-volume recording project driven by a profound necessity to share these often-unheard narratives. Lozano, a Mexican-born composer, draws deeply from his own experiences, having moved to New York City in 2007 with limited English proficiency. His journey of finding a voice and a home in musical theatre directly fuels the project’s authenticity. The album series addresses universal themes such as finding a new home, navigating language barriers, confronting discrimination, pursuing the American Dream, and the critical endeavor of building bridges rather than walls. It stands as a powerful statement on diversity, inclusion, and representation, resonating with audiences who recognize their own stories within its melodies.

A Confluence of Top Talent

“Songs by an Immigrant Vol. 3” boasts an extraordinary lineup of collaborators, bringing together award-winning latin artists and celebrated Broadway stars. Beyond Krystina Alabado, whose emotive performance of “Wherever I Go”—with music by Lozano and poignant lyrics by Georgie Castilla—is a highlight, the album features an impressive array of talent. This includes Grammy and Latin Grammy winners such as Tony Succar, Trooko, the legendary artist-saxophonist Paquito D’ Rivera, and Jair Alcalá with his band El Plan. The album also showcases the contributions of Tony, Grammy, Emmy, and Pulitzer Prize winner Tom Kitt. Broadway’s finest lend their voices, with performers like Tony nominee Lorna Courtney, Florencia Cuenca, Aline Mayagoitia, Joel Perez, Didi Romero, Mayelah Barrera, Tamar Greene, Linedy Genao, Marina Pires, Rodney Ingram, Max Mendoza Crumm, Ana Villafañe, Robin De Jesús, Mexican regional singer Xavier Zazueta, and Mauricio Martínez all contributing to this diverse and compelling collection.

Crafting the Sound: Behind the Scenes

The intricate soundscape of “Songs by an Immigrant Vol. 3” is a testament to meticulous collaboration. Jaime Lozano himself, alongside Jesús Altamira, is responsible for the album’s rich arrangements and orchestrations. A collaborative spirit extends to the lyrics, penned by a team including Lozano, Georgie Castilla, Reynolds Robledo, Nathan Tysen, David Davila, Neena Beber, Marina Pires, Tommy Newman, and Florencia Cuenca. The album’s production was spearheaded by Lozano and Demián Cantú, with Victoria Kühne and Sean Patrick Flahaven serving as co-producers. Executive production was managed by Jaime Lozano & The Familia, underscoring the communal nature of this artistic endeavor. The recording, editing, and mixing were expertly handled by Cantú, with Oscar Zambrano mastering the final tracks, ensuring a high-quality audio experience that complements the powerful music.

Live Celebration at Sony Hall

To commemorate this significant album release, Jaime Lozano & The Familia are set to perform a special concert at Sony Hall in New York City on August 25, 2025. This highly anticipated event will bring many of the album’s featured artists to the stage, accompanied by an impressive 18-piece band of acclaimed New York City musicians. For Lozano, this concert represents a notable step up in the scale of venues, allowing for a broader reach for his vital stories. He views these live performances as a celebration of community and an opportunity to use his art and music to speak up and unite people.

Jaime Lozano: A Force in Musical Theatre

Jaime Lozano’s burgeoning career has already garnered significant recognition. The Monterrey, Mexico native is a recipient of the prestigious 2022 American Theatre Wing’s Jonathan Larson Grant, an award recognizing early-career musical theatre composers and writers. His talent has not gone unnoticed by industry giants, with Lin-Manuel Miranda famously hailing him as the “next big thing” on Broadway. Lozano’s work, which seamlessly blends musical theatre with elements of jazz, Mexican folklore, Tex-Mex, and other latin influences, creates a unique and compelling sound. “Songs by an Immigrant Vol. 3” solidifies his position as a prominent and essential voice in contemporary musical theatre, dedicated to fostering connection and understanding through art.

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Natalia Torres

Natalia, or "Nati" to her readers, is a features writer who focuses on the soul of the artist. With a degree in journalism and a passion for storytelling, she conducts in-depth interviews that go beyond the music to reveal the person behind the persona. Based in her native Puerto Rico, she has a special connection to the island's artistic community and its incredible resilience and creativity.

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