Natti Natasha presents the controversial video of “Algarete”

Natti Natasha creates the video for “Algarete”. And he does it after being censored.

Without a doubt, “Algarete” provokes an infinity of sensations that intertwine perfectly with a powerful rhythm and open under the production of urban artist Mora.

while enjoying an evening in paris, Natti Natasha felt completely free and relived those unstoppable party moments with her friends. At that moment, inspiration hit and he started humming the hook of the song. Without waiting long, the next day he contacted Mora from Paris with the idea for the subject and they began to work on it.

This song is part of a new stage in Natti Natasha’s career where she not only uses her music to light up clubs, but also empowers female audiences through lyrics.

For this song, the Dominican artist uses the popular Boricua term “algarete”, which refers to a person who does something really crazy.

Throughout the song, Natti Natasha describes how rumba parties are experienced with friends and connects with her years of unstoppable partying.

“It’s a song that is dedicated to all those people who, although they don’t have the same opportunity to go out as before, and when they do, they relive their years of jangueo freedom and have a good time “, explained Natti.