   'Hell-or. Is me you look for?'  "I sing 'Hell-or', and 'La
Bamba', and a few more, you know. And then people say you know
people really like it, you wanna send another video? I say yes
send another video, another song. And last year people they say,
you know, they want to know something about you more, can you
send a resume? So I send my resume and then after that they say,
you know, they really want to know more about you, do you want
to have it by satellite with Clive James? I say of course I want
to do that, so they did that the last May, 1994. So they did the
satellite, and everybody love it, so after that they say do you
want to come here and do it, and I say yeah of course and I am
here!"  Margarita Pracatan in conversation is not unlike
Margarita Pracatan in song: you hear the words, but cannot be
sure of the meaning. But one thing is sure, this woman sings
like no other, and no other would probably dare to. Not so much
tone deaf as tone abusive, Pracatan can kill a song softly or
raucously, leaving