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Kyle Meredith sat down with Natti Natasha to dive into her latest album, Natti Natasha en Amargue, which marks a return to her roots and a deep embrace of Bachata. Listen above or wherever you get your podcasts.
Produced and written by none other than Romeo Santos, the king of Bachata himself, the album is a passionate exploration of love, heartbreak, and cultural pride. “This is definitely a moment of just being very close to the fans, embracing the Dominican Republic, embracing Latinos,” Natasha shared. With tracks like “Quiéreme Menos,” inspired by her own relationship, Natasha doesn’t just perform these songs—she lives them. “I was always searching for love, and now I’m singing about it as it happens.”
Collaborating with Santos was a dream come true. “I used to listen to Romeo while growing up in the Dominican Republic,” she recalled. “To now sit in the studio with him, watching him create — it’s surreal.” But despite the big names and genre shifts throughout her career, Natasha insists on one constant: “No matter the style — whether it’s Bachata, R&B, or reggaeton — you’ll always get Natti Natasha. That’s my stamp.”
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