The singer and songwriter Adriana Lucía has more than two decades in music, during which she has interpreted genres such as Cumbia, Porro, Tropipop and Vallenato.
It has been recognized with multiple awards, including Latin Grammy and the Heat Latin Music Awards Awards. In 2017, he celebrated his 20 years of career with the launch of the Porrock album, which earned a Latin Grammy nomination in the category of best tropical fusion album.
In addition to his musical career, Adriana Lucía has been a figure that thinks about Colombian politics. During Gustavo Petro’s presidential campaign, he publicly expressed his support for the candidate, which generated a wave of criticism and threats on social networks.
The artist faced death threats and family tensions due to her political position. However, over time he has also expressed disagreements with Petro’s government actions. For example, he criticized the president for his reaction to a song against him during the sporting event Giro de Rigo, describing it as “absurd and unnecessary.”
He also expressed concern about the situation of social leaders in Colombia, regretting the persistence of massacres and other acts of violence that affect the country.
In dialogue with Infobae Colombia, the singer reflected on the political comments he has done on social networks, admitting that there are things that would prefer not to have said due to the interpretations they generated.
“If you ask me what there are things that I regret, yes. Yes, there are things that I said I prefer to have not said. Not because it regrets what I think, but because of the interpretation, because when one releases one thing, one is tied to what the other wants to understand. So, there are things I said, yes, but there is no word back, there is nothing anymore. But of my visions and postures, no.
However, the Cordoba singer made it clear that he does not regret her visions and postures, which she considers honest and born from the heart. In addition, he stressed that he would do it again if necessary.
“Of course. Of course, I would come back. I feel that I have to differentiate one thing. It is one thing Honesty, ”added the artist.
After 8 years, Adriana Lucía released her homonymous album
Adriana Lucía’s most recent musical project, entitled with her own name, has become an artistic statement that reflects the multiple facets of her life and career.
In a dialogue with Infobae Colombia, he said that this album is a compilation of sounds and experiences that have marked their career, since their childhood in El Carito, Córdoba, until its consolidation as one of the most representative voices of Colombian music.
“I already found a sound that I am and that I want and is very related to my live shows. I feel that I found it playing the band live, that is the format that I am and this time I decided Lucia, the one born in the Carito.
With ten songs that cover genres such as the vallenato, the joint, the champeta and the cumbia, the artist seeks to capture the essence of her identity and her connection with the cultural roots of the country.
This record work includes topics such as love for a lifetime, I tell you in Cumbia and I would like to forget you, in addition to collaborations like my whole life with her sister Martina the dangerous. He also surprised with La Candela, a tribute to the singer Toto La Momposina.
In her new album, the artist not only focuses on traditional sounds, but also incorporates innovative and experimental elements. As explained in dialogue with this medium, this project represents all stages of her life, from the dream teenager to the mature woman who has found her own sound.
“Precisely that name I take it because I feel that it is an exact reflection of all the stages of my life. There is the dreamy teenager, expert. There is also that part of mine, the rebel looking, doing something totally experimental in the sounds. There is also this part of me, more frank, which says: ‘This is what I am,” he said during the interview.
“But, at this stage of life, I can look with maturity and say: ‘All this is me.’ Even what I thought it was not me, it is so mine, that those sounds also belong to me. With Infobae
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