Natti Natasha Celebrates Her Inner-puti Era in Her Album ‘Nasty Singles’
Natti Natasha's latest album, "Nasty Singles," emerges as a daring and provocative compilation that showcases the artist's unapologetic embrace of her sexual prowess. In the midst of personal challenges, notably the arrest and imprisonment of her husband Raphy Pina, Natti Natasha steps into a new chapter, proudly asserting her individuality and sensuality. The 16-track album is a testament to her strength and resilience, featuring a diverse array of sultry and bold tunes that redefine her image in the reggaeton scene.
One standout track, "Mayor Que Usted," exemplifies Natti's bold approach as she flips the script on a sexual innuendo, portraying herself as the older woman in a relationship—a refreshing departure from traditional gender roles as seen in the original track ‘Mayor Que Usted’ originally sang by Wisin Y Yandel And Daddy Yankee among others. The inclusion of "No Pare Remix," featuring the charismatic Tokischa, adds another layer of dynamism to the album. Together, the duo creates a perfect blend of Dominican flavor and unapologetic femme gaze, making it a noteworthy collaboration that encapsulates the album's overall theme.
"Nasty Singles" transcends conventional boundaries, allowing Natti Natasha to carve out a space where she unapologetically owns her sexuality. The album becomes a powerful statement, particularly for women, as Natti Natasha, a new mother navigating personal challenges in the public eye, fearlessly embraces her sensuality and reflects it in her music. In doing so, she not only pushes the limits of the reggaeton genre but also sets a new standard for empowerment through self-expression.
