Natalia Lafourcade

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Mara Natalia Lafourcade Silva (Spanish pronunciation: [ma.e.e.sila]; born 26 February 1984) is a Mexican pop-rock and folk singer and songwriter whose debut in 2002 has been one of Latin America's most popular singers. The voice of Lafourcade has been described as a lyric soprano.

Early life

Mara Natalia Lafourcade Silva was born in Mexico City, Mexico, on February 26, 1984, and grew up in Coatepec, Veracruz, Mexico, surrounded by music and art. Gastón Lafourcade, a Chilean musician who had French parents, is her father, and Marl Carmen Silva Contreras, a pianist, was born in Chile. Enrique Lafourcade, a representative of the so-called "Generation of the 50s," was her uncle.

Lafourcade studied music with her mother during her childhood, being inspired by artists like Shakira, Ely Guerra, and Julieta Venegas imitating artists such as Gloria Trevi and Garibaldi. Her mother studied piano with a specialization in musical education and education, and she is the originator of the Macarsi Method for musical education and personal growth for children and educators. Following a head injury after being kicked by a horse, she adapted and followed the Lafourcade technique to help her rehabilitate by music.

She attended Instituto Anglo Espaol, a Catholic middle school, and learned about painting, flute, theater, song, recording, piano, guitar, saxophone, and singing. When she was ten years old, Lafourcade sang in a Mariachi group.

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Career

Lafourcade formed Twist, a pop music group in 1998. Lafourcade, Tabatha Vizuet (former member of the group Jeans), and Ana Pamela Garces (former host of a children's television show on TV Azteca) were among the participants. The company was unsuccessful and it was canceled the next year. Lafourcade has opined that one of the things she disliked about being in Twist, as a result of her search for alternatives, was the fact that she had to lip-sync when performing.

After high school, Lafourcade enrolled in Academia de Msica Fermatta, where she encountered Ximena Sari et alaguerre and Alonso Cortés, who would later be the drummer for La Forquetina.

Loris Ceroni, a guitarist from Lafourcade, listened to the demos and, when she was 17, he gave Lafourcade the opportunity to be in a pop/rock band under his direction. Lafourcade was hesitant, but Ceroni later encouraged her to become independent. Lafourcade released her first album under Sony Music's banner. It was shot in Italy and was cowritten with Aurelio Baqueiro. In a performance called the 'Colegio Lic, she appeared in Dolores Hidalgo's. lvaro de Osio Ocampo,' granting her national recognition around the world.

Lafourcade's debut album, self-titled Natalia Lafourcade, was released in June 2002, a mash-up of pop, rock, bossa-nova, and Latin rhythms. "Busca un Problema," her biggest hit "En el 2000," "Te Quiero Dar," and "Mrame, Mrate were among the singles on the album." During this period, she served as the main contributor to the Mexican film Amar te duele's soundtrack, as well as adding three songs from her first album to the soundtrack: "Busca un Problema," "En el 2000," and "El Destino." León Larregui, "Llevarte a Marte," also performed a duet, and she appeared in "Un Pato" for the film Temporada de patos.

She was nominated for a Latin Grammy in the Best New Artist category for her debut album in 2003, and she was nominated for Rock New Artist at the 16th Lo Nuestro Awards, losing to fellow Mexican singer Alessandra Rosaldo.

Natalia Lafourcade stopped performing as a soloist and formed Alonso Cortés, César Chanona, and Yunuén Viveros, as Natalia y la Forquetina at the end of her first album.

Casa, her second album, was released in 2005, but not as Natalia y La Forquetina, the name of her band. Casa, largely produced by Café Tacuba's Emmanuel del Real, has a more mature, rock-oriented sound while still retaining pop and bossa-nova influences on a few tracks, such as lead single "Ser Humano" (pop-bossa-nova) and its sequel-up "Casa" (pop-bossa-nova). Audu Baqueiro has revived the few tracks that were not produced by del Real.

Lafourcade announced on June 2nd, 2006, after a tour around Mexico and parts of the United States, that she would return to La Forquetina to work as a solo artist. Natalia y la Forquetina's last performance was held in San Luis Potos on August 18, 2006. Casa won the Latin Grammy for Best Rock Album by a Duo or Group with Vocal in September, following the company's breakup.

In the fall of 2007, MTV Tr3s premiered a documentary about the band on the road and their travels.

Natalia Lafourcade has appeared on various other artists' albums. They include Liquits' "Jardin," Kalimba's "Dia de Suerte," Control Machete's "El Apostador," and Reik's interpretation of a Lafourcade song "Amarte Duele." She appeared on various compilation discs with previously unreleased songs such as "Y Todo Para Que" on Intocable's X, as well as "Viva Tin Tan" on Tin Tan's Viva Tin Tan's tribute album, "Piel Canela." "Quisiera Saber," a Los Daniels music video, was released in 2011.

Natalia Lafourcade migrated to Canada, where she discovered the People Project, with whom she continues to collaborate.

In collaboration with the Orquesta Sinfónica Juvenil del Estado de Veracruz (OSJEV), Lafourcade returned to Mexico and began to work on Las 4 Estaciones del Amor, her first instrumental album. The album, which was released under Sony BMG's banner, also featured a DVD where she narrated the entire process of making an instrumental album. She also wrote the Lyrics for "T y Yo" from Ximena Sariyana's self-titled album.

In 2008, she appeared on Julieta Venegas' MTV Unplugged album and DVD, where she appeared on many instruments, including the bass. In 2008, she was also a member of the Red Bull Music Academy, which was held in Barcelona, Spain. She debuted her fourth album on the same year and held a concert at the Teatro Metropolitan in Barcelona with Juan Son, Porter's ex-vocalist.

Since 2008, Lafourcade had been planning her next album, which she began planning at the start of 2009. She released the album HU HU HU in May 2009, a top ten album in Mexico. Emmanuel del Real (who made "Casa"), Marco Moreno, and Ernesto Garca contributed to the album. It features internationally known rock and pop artists, including Julieta Venegas and Juan Son. The first alternative single she suggested was the song "Azul," but the label also launched the single "Ella es Bonita" simultaneously on radio and in the press. During the summer of 2009, the album was first introduced. Lafourcade has embarked on a number of initiatives. In this collection, the influence of her stay in Canada and her earlier album, Las 4 Estaciones del Amor, is apparent. HU HU HU's official presentation at the Teatro Fru Fru, Mexico City, where guests included Denise Gutiérrez of Hello Seahorse!, Furland, and Carla Morrison. It was nominated for Best Female Pop Vocal Album at the 2009 Latin Grammy Awards (won by Laura Pausini) and Best Latin Pop Album at the 2010 Grammy Awards (won by La Quinta Estación). The album was also ranked as the second best of 2009 and the seventh best of the decade.

She was involved in the nonviolent project "Un Techo Para Mi Pas," which aims to promote community growth by the building of temporary housing for low-income people and other social empowerment programs. In the Spanish version of the computer-animated film The True History of Puss 'N Boots, a French production distributed by MK2 Diffusion, she acted as the princess. There, she talked about her work with Kalimba and Juan José Origel.

2010 was a year of collaborations for Natalia. She performed "Contigo" with the Spanish band El Canto del Loco and the Mexican band "Quisiera Saber" on the Mexican band Los Daniels. She performed the duet "Pájaros de Barro" and "Cursis Melod" for Lunas del Auditorio Nacional in Mexico City, as a team with Manolo Garca. In 2011, Lafourcade received the Best New Producer of the Year award in the Indie-O Music Awards for her collaboration with Carla Morrison's Mientras T... Dorm... album and a Telehit trophy.

She went on tour again this year, in Japan, and did so on a more advanced plane in which her musical and artistic growth was noted. This is how she made the documentary 14 Dás en Japón, which was included in the HU HU HU HU HU HU HU HU HU reissue.

The tour of HU HU HU throughout South America, Europe, Mexico, and Japan, with a triumphant presentation at the Vive Latino 2011 Festival Iberoamericano de Cultura Musical, establishing a reunion with this audience after her tragic reception at the 2003 premiere. In 2012, she appeared in Ensemble de la Plata de Oaxaca, playing traditional Oaxacan songs, boleros, and songs from her collection.

Mujer Divina – Homenaje a Agustin Lara's debut in September 2012. Natalia was joined by guest artists, with whom she reinterprets Lara's classic songs, to be compiled on a double disc containing a DVD.

Among the guests on this album are Miguel Bosé, Leonardo de Lozanne, Gilberto Gil, the Uruguayan singer-songwriter Jorge Drexler, Café Tacvba's Emmanuel del Real, Lila Downs, the Venezuelan-American musician Devendra Banhart, the group's first single released in digital download, and Kevin Johansen, the former dancer on the project "Fugitiva." She appeared on Rodrigo Amarante's album "Azul" and contributed to the Mexican film Güeros' soundtrack.

Lafourcade debuted in December 2013, a platinum and gold record for having over 94,000 copies.

Hasta La Razz's next album, which was released in March 2015, was released in March 2015. On February 10, "Nunca Es Suficiente," the album's first single, was released. No. 1 on the album "Hasta La Raz" was No. 5 of the Viral 50 World Spotify Chart and No. 1: Viral 50 Global Spotify Chart 5 and No. 1st. 1 on the Viral 50 México chart. It's with this album that it received accolades for "Song of the Year," "Best Alternative Song," and "Record of the Year" for "Hasta la Raz," as well as "Best Engineered Album" and "Best Engineered Album."

On the 27th of October 2017, she appeared on the NPR Music Tiny Desk program. It had been watched more than 1,350,000 times in the first month of its presence on YouTube. That same video had been watched over 8,671,800 times as of August 25, 2019.

Natalia Lafourcade performed her latest album, Musas, alongside Los Macorinos, a senior school musician who has performed with artists such as Chavela Vargas. In the first two months of its debut, the album's first single, "T S Sabes Quererme," attracted 22 million streams on Spotify. Lafourcade continues to build on the trend that has flourished in Hasta la Raz of paying tribute to the authors whose works have influenced her artistic career. In Mexico, the album was rated gold for more than 30,000 copies.

She toured Argentina from 19 to 30 August, earning a huge following: Córdoba, Rosario, Buenos Aires, La Plata, Mar del Plata, Mendoza, and Mendoza were on a walk through Mexico and other American nations. On this occasion, the stages she received were well attended, with two fully developed performances at La Trastienda Club and the historic "Ballena Azul" concert hall at the CCK Centro Cultural Kirchner, which resulted in a large number of people outside, with many fans standing out in fifteen minutes after tickets were sold out in fifteen minutes.

Lafourcade appeared in the original music for Disney-Pixar's film Coco at the end of 2017, performing two iterations of the song, "Recuérdame" in Spanish and "Remember Me" in English. She interpreted a solo version for the Mexican and Latin American version, but the film was included on the album. Carlos Rivera's final version was the final one. The song is performed in the United States by Lafourcade, with American singer Miguel as the main theme. This version received the Oscar for Best Original Song.

She released the album Musas Volumen 2, which includes songs she wrote, including "Danza de Gardenias," "Hoy Mi D'a Uno," and the rerelease of the protest song "Underecho de Nacimiento." Songs by great Latin American composers, including lvaro Carrillo, Augusto Polo Campos, and Mara Grever, have been included in the series. She toured Europe following the release of Musas Volumen 2 at the KOKO Theater in London, at the Bataclan in Madrid, and in Madrid and Ferrol. Natalia Lafourcade performed on the 90th Academy Awards with Gael Garca and Miguel after the European tour, thanks to the nomination of "Remember Me." The song was deemed the champion. With two concerts at the Teatro Gran Rex in Chile, Canada, and the United States, she announced in mid-April 2018 that she would continue with the "Musas Tour," as well as a tour in Mexico. Following this, she revealed that she would be taking a break from her musical career.

After completing the Musas tour, she revealed that she would spend her time away from the stage to the Son Jarocho Documentation Center, which was destroyed after the earthquakes in Mexico in 2017. She has taken time off from performing at the Grammy and Latin Grammys' concerts.

Lafourcade held press conferences on September 30 to December 5, 2019, and her single "Una Vida" was released on YouTube as the first step for new record material. Lafourcade officially launched Un Canto por México, an album with a cause, on May 8th, 2020, since the funds from the Centro De Documentación Del Son Jarocho, which was destroyed by the 2017 Puebla Earthquake in Veracruz. In addition, this collection includes a number of collaborations by artists such as Carlos Rivera, Los Auténticos Decadentes, Jorge Drexler, Emmanuel del Real, Panteón Rococó, and Los Cojolites, a group from Son Jarocho. Un Canto por México is inspired by Luis Miguel's studio album "México por siempre!"

The album "[tastes like mole]" and includes tracks from previous albums as new versions, as in the example of "Mexicana Hermosa" in Son Jarocho's company, "Underecho de Nacimiento," "Mi Tierra Veracruzana," "Mi Tierra Veracruzana," "Underecho," "Nunca es Suficiente," "Mi Tierra Vera On May 7, 2010, a video clip for the single "Mi Religión" was announced and was shot on the streets of Guanajuato and San Miguel de Allende. The album focuses on Lafourcade's obsession with music.

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