Since the release of her debut album 'Calambre' in 2020, the Argentine-born and Spain-based singer, rapper, and songwriter has burst onto the Latin music scene with her versatile styles and a hypnotic and explosive stage presence. Nathy Peluso has performed at major venues such as Coachella in California, Movistar Arena in Buenos Aires, and Sónar and Mad Cool in Spain. In September 2022, The Times gave her sold-out show in London a five-star review and predicted she is "on the fast track to superstardom." 'Calambre' has amassed over 475 million streams on digital platforms and won the Latin Grammy for Best Alternative Album. In 2023, she received another award for Best Music Video with 'Estás Buenísimo.' She has garnered a total of seven Latin Grammy nominations. Her collaboration with Bizarrap (BZRP#36) is another milestone, with millions of streams accumulated.
Visceral and vulnerable, sexy yet nonconformist, Nathy is a powerhouse on stage and highly engaging on social media. Beyond her music, she is an ambassador for prominent brands such as Bimba y Lola and Adidas and collaborates with PlayStation. Her artistic influence and unmistakable style were reflected in April 2023 with the launch of her first fashion collection as a co-designer with Desigual, a fusion of cutting-edge music and fashion that encapsulates Nathy Peluso's unique essence. Songs like 'Tonta,' 'Salvaje,' 'Ella Tiene,' or the latest 'Jet Set.mp3' in collaboration with Emilia confirm her constant creativity. With 'Ella Tiene,' a collaboration with Tiago PZK, she demonstrates her ability to reinvent herself and explore new musical horizons.
"GRASA" is his second studio album. A long awaited album by her fans that promises to be a new milestone in her career. For the first time, she will reveal a more intimate and personal side to her lyrics, unafraid to open up about the growing pains and creative crises that come with fame, success and the pressures of modern stardom. "GRASA" draws visually and stylistically from a diverse range of references - the cinematic grandeur of the mob, 70's New York salsa and current icons like Kendrick Lamar, but with a contemporary sound, moving seamlessly between rap, ballads and tropical genres . The album sounds like the soundtrack to Nathy's current moment, as she pushes boundaries and questions what is expected of her. It is also the victorious result of a deeply personal journey.