After her debut album Tiene que ser para mí (2022), Natalia presents her awaited second studio work, N2STAL5IA, with which she opens a more introspective, mature, and timeless stage in her career. With a production that places the voice, the story, and the space at the forefront, the artist proposes an emotional and sonic turn that avoids immediacy and embraces pause, honesty, and vulnerability. N2STAL5IA works as a musical reflection from the vantage point of twenty-five years, that place where we are no longer who we were, but we still do not fully know who we will become.

The title, which plays with the word “nostalgia” and the number “25” as a generational nod, condenses the spirit of the album: an emotional journey through attachment, heartbreak, loss, friendship, and the relationships that shape us in the middle of our twenties. The fourteen songs move naturally between atmospheric pop and introspective R&B, sprinkled with electronic landscapes and meaningful silences that let each story breathe.

The result of a three-year process of personal search and reconciliation, N2STAL5IA gathers compositions written between Madrid and Mexico, where Natalia experiments and expands her own sound language without losing the pop essence that defines her. The artist collaborates again with producer Pau Riutort and adds great creative allies such as Barry B, Gara Durán, Andry Kiddos, and Diego 900.

The collaborations complete the emotional map of the record: Un castigo, together with Jesse Baez, brings warmth and sensuality in one of the most intimate duets of the project; Te enamoraste, with BEA1991, strengthens the atmospheric character of one of the key tracks; while Mal de dos with Natt Calma and UnDosTres with Nilusi expand the album’s universe from two different but deeply connected sensibilities.

The creative direction of the project is in charge of Alfredo Santamaría (gothic sport), who visually translates this new emotional and sonic stage of Natalia.