Natalia Lafourcade's off-kilter pop has been dazzling hearts since the ‘00s (check her Björk-flavored flair in “En el 2000”). A decade later, she metamorphosed into a rustic folk-pop troubadour who boasts her love of vibrant, vintage Mexico à la Frida Kahlo; her live performances and indigenous garb in music videos exude charm and authenticity (exemplified by “Te Ví Pasar” and “Qué He Sacado Con Quererte”).