Nathy Peluso defies labels and surprises by announcing “Malportada”, the title track of their new EP (which has the same name).
The simple matter with the collaboration of Rawayana and combines rhythm, attitude and a story of love and freedom in equal parts.
Beto, the voice of Rawayana, admitted that he met Nathy through her salsa dance videos: “I always loved her flow. Having ‘Malportada’ being on her album makes me very excited. I also misbehaved at school, and now it fills me with pride to share this with her.”
Nathy, for his part, responded to the compliment by describing Beto as “a classic salsa singer with confidence and a good heart.”
The launch is coming in one of the best moments of his career: Nathy has just added two additional nominations for the 2025 Latin Grammys (she already has 16 and five awards won) and joins Mercedes Sosa as the most awarded Argentine artist in the history of the Latin Grammys.
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Source: Qmusica
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