The acclaimed Colombian singer-songwriter reintroduces her latest album to Mexican audiences through a work that connects Latin American traditions with modern musical exploration
María Mulata introduces Etérea y Terrenal to Mexican audiences, relaunching the album following its original release in Colombia earlier this year. Across ten interconnected songs, the Colombian singer-songwriter weaves together ancestral memory, spirituality, and the female experience, creating a conceptual work where oral traditions meet contemporary sound design. Each composition unfolds as part of a broader emotional journey, exploring themes of healing, desire, resilience, and transformation while remaining deeply rooted in the musical heritage of Latin America.
Co-produced with Harbey Marín and Néstor Vanegas, Etérea y Terrenal blends acoustic and electronic elements into an organic sonic landscape that reflects María Mulata’s evolving artistic vision. The record also features collaborations with Manu Sija on “La Rueca” and Marta Gómez on “Bailar las penas,” further expanding its rich musical palette. Arriving after a successful European tour across Spain and France, the Mexican relaunch sets the stage for the artist’s upcoming performances in the country this October, reinforcing her position as one of the leading voices in contemporary Latin American roots music.
Information provided by Frequency Media MX.
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