Natalie Beabella has released a new single, Madre de amor YEMAYA, featuring Liliana Zavala, Marian Pellegrino and Vivian Pérez. The track brings together Latin American and Afro Cuban influences while exploring a strong connection to Yemayá and the sea.
The song has a warm and organic feel, built around live instrumentation, vocals and percussion. Natalie Beabella leads the project, with the featured musicians adding their own character to the recording.
Liliana Zavala contributes vocals and percussion, while Marian Pellegrino plays bass and guitar and is also involved in the production. Cuban pianist and singer Vivian Pérez adds piano and vocals, giving the arrangement another distinctive layer.
One of the most interesting elements of the release is its combination of different musical traditions. Afro Cuban sounds meet Argentine influences, creating a track that feels rooted in Latin American culture while still having its own contemporary identity.
The vocals include both Spanish and Yoruba, reflecting the cultural inspiration behind the song. Yemayá is traditionally associated with the sea, motherhood, protection and family, and these themes are central to the atmosphere of the track.
Natalie Beabella is an Argentine Swedish musician and producer whose work connects Latin American musical traditions with her experience living and creating music in Sweden. Her latest release continues that approach through an international collaboration with musicians from different backgrounds.
Madre de amor YEMAYA is a release for listeners who enjoy discovering independent Latin, Afro Cuban and world music. With its combination of percussion, piano, guitar, bass and expressive vocals, the track offers a different sound from the more conventional releases appearing in the Latin music scene.
Madre de amor YEMAYA is now available on Spotify and other major streaming platforms.
