Carla Morrison might not be a household name, but you’ll soon be hearing her name everywhere.

The Mexican singer moved to Phoenix, Ariz. in 2006 and has been working on her musical career since. In 2009, she released her first solo album in México entitled “Aprendiendo a Aprender.”

Most recently, Morrison collaborated with fellow Mexican Natalia Laforcade and is set to be in Chicago next year.

What do you know about Chicago and what would you like to accomplish in your upcoming concert in 2011?
I haven’t had the chance to visit Chicago yet so I don’t know how it is but I’ve heard many great things. As for my upcoming show, I just expect to be better musically.

People love your “covers.” Which is your favorite to sing?
My favorite one is “Estás Que Te Pelas” by Intocable. It’s so fresh and lovely!

How do you define your music and how do you define your audience?
My music is very dramatic, very hopelessly romantic and my audience is too. We follow ourselves in this ship of love because we believe in it endlessly.

What technological advancements have you been able to take advantage of to further your success in music?
Social networking has helped me the most because I reach fans in far away places like Spain, Colombia and places I’ve never been but hope to visit someday. I can be close to them and tell them about my upcoming shows and news. It helps my audience know about my music more frequently.

You made such a great decision when choosing to collaborate with Natalia Lafourcade. Who is on your radar now for future collaborations?
I don’t know. The Natalia thing just happened. I wasn’t really expecting it ...