Natalia Lafourcade’s first new album in seven years will be released on October 28 via Sony Music Entertainment Mexico. De Todas Las Flores is produced by Adán Jodorowsky and includes collaborations with Marc Ribot, Emiliano Dorantes, Sebastian Steinberg, Cyril Atef, and others.
The Mexican Pop-Rock and Folk singer-songwriter shared the title track revealing that she wrote the song in 2018 after a romantic breakup, “A relationship that began with passion and fireworks, then deteriorated into agony and self-destruction. Sometimes we must experience such moments in order to understand that love is more closely linked to the relationship we honor with our own selves. “De Todas Las Flores” refers to the inner flowers. When will we sing? When will we play? When do we finally get to return to ourselves?
Natalia Lafourcade’s yearning is undeniable. Her torment is heard in her sultry butter-like voice as she sings, “Of all the flowers that we planted, only a few are still in bloom. Every morning they wonder when you will come and sing to them.” “De todas las flores que sembramos/ Solo quedan unas encendidas/ Cada mañana se preguntan/ Cuándo llegarás para cantarles.”
De Todas Las Flores is the follow-up to Un Canto por México, which was influenced by the 2017 Puebla earthquake. Her last collab was two years ago with the Puerto Rican singer-songwriter iLe on the song “En Cantos.”
See the full tracklist of De Todas Las Flores below:
01 Vine Solita
02 De Todas Las Flores
03 Pasa Los Días
04 Llévame Viento
05 El Lugar Correcto
06 Pajarito Colibrí
07 María La Curandera
08 Caminar Bonito
09 Mi Manera De Querer
10 Muerte
11 Canta La Arena
12 Que Te Vaya Bonito
Watch the “De Todas Las Flores” Lyric Video here:
