Karen y Los Remedios is the voice of Ana Karen Barajas, an artist and art researcher, the music of Jonathan Muriel (Jiony), a producer from Mexico City, and the guitar of Guillermo Berbeyer (Z.A.M.P.A.).

The characteristic sound of the Karen y Los Remedios is cumbia and experimental Latin and electronic rhythms.

This Mexican threesome combine this representation of Latin American sounds with downtempo and trip hop influences.

Silence means the total absence of sound, abstaining from speaking, where silence is as meaningful as sound.

The intention of the silence of this album is to speak about the moments when we pause, to think about ourselves, to see what's really troubling us, what we really want.

It's the vulnerability we find when there is no sound in our minds. It's also the title of one of the singles from the album, a song about the weight of life's expectations in people and how we experience that, through the essence of the soul and the body we inhabit, using silence as a pause to be heard.

Silence as an album is a compilation of the process of feeling, falling in love, disillusionment and the essence of living.

This album includes sounds that come from the street and a nostalgia for Mexico and Latin America.

The sounds and harmonies come from Latin rhythms, cumbia, downtempo, trip hop, ballads and cumbiaton.

Karen y Los Remedios define a melody that re-thinks rhythms usually present in energetic tones with a danceable melancholy.