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NATHY PELUSO WINS IN ALL 3 CATEGORIES SHE WAS NOMINATED FOR:
"BEST ALTERNATIVE SONG," "BEST RAP/HIP-HOP SONG," AND "BEST LONG
Argentinian singer, songwriter, rapper, and provocateur Nathy Peluso (@NathyPeluso) won 3 Latin GRAMMYs today at the ceremony in Miami. She won "Best Alternative Song" for El Día Que Perdí Mi Juventud (Feat. Blood Orange), "Best Rap/Hip-Hop Song" for Aprender A Amar, and "Best Long Form Video" for the film GRASA.
With these wins, Nathy now has 5 Latin GRAMMYs in her career, matching Mercedes Sosa as the most awarded female Argentine artist. Additionally, she is the first woman to win "Best Rap/Hip-Hop Song."
This news comes after her recent Grammy 2025 nomination for GRASA in the "Best Latin Rock or Alternative Album" category. She was also highlighted in a profile by NYLON as an "It Girl," accompanied by a photoshoot in New York. The GRASA world tour kicked off with a powerful performance at the Auditorio Nacional in Mexico City this month. Her first solo U.S. tour will start in March. "This tour is about embracing who we are and celebrating it with every beat," says Nathy. "It's raw and full of energy. I can't wait to share these unforgettable moments with all of you!"
Nathy recently released the EP CLUB GRASA, her first remix project, featuring producers reinterpreting 8 songs from GRASA. The song MENINA, featuring Hispanic-Brazilian star Lua de Santana, was remixed by Grammy-winning British producer Mura Masa.
The acclaimed album GRASA was released by 5020 Records/Sony Music Spain. The 16 songs are accompanied by conceptual vignettes created by Nathy, directed by Agustín Puente, and produced by The Movement by Landia. GRASA showcases a more mature and confident Nathy, highlighting her talent as a singer-songwriter as she navigates between rap, ballads, and tropical genres. In Argentina, the word "GRASA" has diverse connotations, such as "vulgar" or "in bad taste," but Nathy redefines it as a lifestyle: "To me, it's a mindset, a way of life." Her authenticity breaks industry molds, proving that you can be both powerful and vulnerable.
Produced with Manuel Lara, GRASA draws inspiration from various influences: the grandeur of mafia cinema, 1970s New York salsa, and figures like Kendrick Lamar, creating an album that reflects her current moment and artistic vision.
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