Nathy Peluso

Nathy Peluso, born on January 12, 1995, in Luján, Argentina, is a dynamic and versatile singer, songwriter, and performer. Raised in the Saavedra neighborhood of Buenos Aires, Peluso was immersed in a rich musical environment from a young age, listening to an eclectic mix of artists such as Ella Fitzgerald, Ray Charles, João Gilberto, Ray Barretto, and Atahualpa Yupanqui. This diverse musical upbringing laid the foundation for her unique fusion of hip hop, soul, and world music.

At the age of nine, Peluso emigrated with her family to Spain, initially settling in Alicante. By the time she was sixteen, she had begun performing at hotels and restaurants in Torrevieja, showcasing her talent through renditions of classic songs by legends like Frank Sinatra, Etta James, and Nina Simone. Her teenage years saw her uploading cover versions to her YouTube channel, gradually building an online presence.

Peluso’s educational journey took her to Murcia, where she enrolled in a degree program in Audiovisual Communication at the local university. However, her passion for the arts led her to Madrid, where she studied Fine Arts at King Juan Carlos University, specializing in the Pedagogy of Visual Arts and Dance. During her studies, she worked various jobs in the hospitality industry to support herself, including stints at VIPS and Domino’s Pizza. Eventually, Peluso decided to fully commit to her music career, relocating to Barcelona.

In 2017, Peluso independently released her debut EP, “Esmeralda,” which featured the standout track “Corashe.” The EP garnered attention from music critics and independent magazines, establishing her as a rising talent in the Spanish music scene. The following year, she released her second EP, “La Sandunguera,” under Everlasting Records. The EP’s success led to a significant tour with her band Big Menu, performing over a hundred concerts across Spain, Europe, and Latin America. Her performances at major festivals like BBK Live, Sónar, and the Festival Internacional de Benicàssim further solidified her growing reputation.

Peluso’s career took a significant leap forward in 2019 when she signed a record deal with Sony Music Spain. Her debut studio album, “Calambre,” released in 2020, marked a turning point in her career. The album’s success was amplified by her viral collaboration with Argentine producer Bizarrap on “Bzrp Music Sessions Vol. 36,” which became a commercial hit and resonated widely on social media platforms across Latin America. “Calambre” earned her a Latin Grammy Award for Best Alternative Music Album in 2021.

Known for her theatrical stage presence and dynamic performances, Peluso has collaborated with prominent artists such as Christina Aguilera, Karol G, and C. Tangana. Her duet with C. Tangana, “Ateo,” topped the Spanish charts, further enhancing her profile. Peluso’s music, characterized by its innovative blend of genres and powerful lyrical content, has earned her numerous accolades, including six Premios Gardel, one Premio Odeón, and two Latin Grammys out of eleven nominations.

In 2024, Peluso released her highly anticipated second studio album, “Grasa,” which continued to showcase her artistic evolution and versatility. With a career marked by constant growth and critical acclaim, Nathy Peluso remains a significant and influential figure in contemporary Latin music, celebrated for her originality, creativity, and compelling performances.