This 2016 album features Jiménez's interpretations of beloved rancheras, a genre she had not previously explored in her solo work. It deviates from her established pop sound, offering a heartfelt tribute to the music and artists that inspired her.
- The album reached number 10 on the Billboard Top Latin Albums chart and number 4 on the Billboard Latin Pop Albums chart. It was produced by Jiménez herself, along with Dany Tomás and Daniel Raab. The album is a collection of covers honoring the legacy of iconic Mexican music, particularly the ranchera genre.
- The album was recorded in Miami, Florida, with a full orchestra, aiming for an authentic and lush sound. Jiménez specifically chose songs that were significant to her upbringing and musical influences.
- This release marked a significant departure from her previous studio albums, which focused on pop and ballad styles. It demonstrated her versatility and willingness to explore different facets of Latin music traditions.
Natalia Jiménez is a Grammy Award-winning Spanish singer, best known for her work in the pop and Latin music genres. She rose to fame as the lead singer of the pop-rock band La Quinta Estación before launching a successful solo career.
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