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Mexico. Natti Natasha is proud of her “two babies”. The Dominican singer released the song “Las nenas” with Farina, Cazzu and La Duraca, as she is about to become the mother of her first baby.
“I also want to work harder to break that stigma that pregnant women in entertainment can’t,” said Natti Natasha in an interview with The Associated Press. “None of that should not happen.”
For the interpreter, who is expecting the birth of her baby in May, “Las nenas” has a message of feminine union that is very appropriate for March, the month of woman’s history.
“This first collaboration of four women in the urban genre, united, had never been seen and because I could carry that flag to make things like this happen, I feel like it fulfills me a lot,” she said.
“There is a very cool (cute) message behind it and very important and that is that we are all one. I think this post should be repeated and said so that it also becomes normal and not that they see strange that four girls have finally got together on a topic, ”he added.
The song is about perreo and “jangueo” (party) and the respective video has a homely feel with many girls dancing in mini shorts. The shots show the employees having a lot of fun while filming in Miami, with laughter that seems authentic, almost taken by a hidden camera. Cazzu demonstrates her skills by standing on her hands in a rabbit costume.
The four of them started working remotely on the song at the end of last year. Farina sent her contribution from Colombia, Cazu from Argentina and La Duraca from Puerto Rico. But they have managed to produce a track that feels smooth and linked.
“Everyone had the space to express themselves as they pleased,” said Natti Natasha. “When I got to meet everyone, it felt like this, it felt like we were at a real party, that’s how the video was.”
The 34-year-old singer has been very honest about the difficulties she went through getting pregnant and even the depression she felt when she couldn’t. She feels that by sharing her experiences, she can help other women in the same situation.
“I’ve looked up so much information on the Internet,” he said. “Because they don’t give you the information right away, they just tell you ‘that’s not possible’ and you feel very lonely.” “I felt it was very important for me to share my story with other women who are still going through that because thank god it wasn’t that bad at the end of the day, it went well and I got the chance.”
After pregnancy, she does not see herself changing in the course of her career. “They will continue to listen to Natti Natasha in the same way because I have never been afraid,” he said.
Representing a genre criticized by people who fail to reconcile the idea that female singers speak of perreo or buttocks (as in ‘Las nenas’) and at the same time want to empower women, she ventured to share how she envisions the educating your baby.
“I want to teach you that whether it’s a girl or a boy, you need to be a little more open about that,” he said. “Sure, let them (the kids) decide whether they like reggaeton or not.”
As an executive producer of the popular YouTube series “Bravas”, she said there is no release date for a second season yet, but she is supported by people’s reactions.
The fictional series, also aimed at women in music, follows a singer, a DJ and another friend who acts as their representative in Puerto Rico’s urban scene. The first episode alone has received 4.9 million views.
For now, Natti Natasha wants to do one more presentation “with my belly” and record it to reminisce about her sweet waiting.
At the Lo Nuestro Awards, where she announced her pregnancy by presenting herself in a two-piece white dress that left her belly exposed, she received the tropical song of the year award for her collaboration with Romeo Santos’ The best version of me ” and sang with Prince Royce “Before the sun rises. “
“It was such a magical day, so beautiful, so I liked it,” he said.