Mexican folk singer and composer Kevin Kaarl recently delivered a captivating Tiny Desk concert where he showcased his unique blend of indie-infused vocals and traditional Sinaloan instrumentation. Opening with "Me Va a Costar" and transitioning to "Te Quiero Tanto," Kaarl, accompanied by his twin brother on trumpet, wowed with romantic melodies and stunning falsetto.

Kevin Kaarl, born Kevin Eduardo Hernández Carlos, rose to fame with hits like "Vámonos a marte," known for its virality on social media platforms like YouTube and Spotify. Influenced by genres like folk, indie, and alternative, Kaarl released albums like "Hasta el fin del mundo" and "París, Texas," plus an EP titled "San Lucas." His music, which includes songs like "San Lucas" and "Es que yo te quiero a ti," has topped charts in various countries.

Beyond singing in Spanish, Kaarl also composes songs in English and has collaborated with artists such as Leon Bridges. With an international following, he has performed in countries like the United States, Spain, Germany, and across South America. His presence at music festivals like Vive Latino and Primavera Sound further solidifies his growing popularity and impact on the music scene.