#RuidoDeMagia entrevista con Natalia Pastorutti

Nati Pastorutti presents "Que siga latiendo" (Let It Keep Beating), her new album, a work that reaffirms her identity within Argentine folk and popular music. Concluding her summer tour, which took her to major festivals across the country, such as Cosquín and Jesús María, and celebrating her 30 years in music, she presents new songs that reaffirm her place within the folk tradition. The album includes "Que siga latiendo," the title track, a collaboration with Los Nocheros. This union of two leading figures in the genre brings to our songbook a traditional waltz with beautiful poetry, enhancing this version with the vocal quality and musical arrangements that distinguish and give it the signature sound of this emblematic group. Highlights include new versions of classics like "Puerto de Santa Cruz," alongside folk classics such as "Chacarera de un triste," and compositions that span different generations of popular music. The album also features new interpretations and explorations within the genre, such as the zamba “Me muero lejos de ti” (I'm Dying Far From You), showcasing a new nuance in Nati's voice, along with tracks like “Puerto Libre” (Free Port) and “Bombisto del pueblo mío” (My Town's Drummer), which complete a diverse, emotive repertoire deeply rooted in tradition. With this new album, Nati Pastorutti continues her artistic journey with a sound that blends roots, identity, and innovation, keeping the essence of Argentine folklore alive. #NatiPastorutti #QueSigaLatiendo #ArgentineFolklore #ArgentinePopularMusic #LosNocheros #NewAlbum #Folklore #ArgentineMusic #RootsThatInspire #TraditionAndRenewal