The album’s second single, “Quédate con Ella,” is a fun ranchera/pop hybrid, a sound you’ve become associated with. It’s just so beautiful because I write these songs in my house with a friend and you never think that it’s going to have such an impact in someone’s life. He was telling me that thanks to my music he made it through. He wrote to me the other day and told me that he’s cancer-free. He was very weak from the chemo but he came to my concert. I finally got the chance to meet him in person and give him a hug in December when we went to New York. Every week he would send me updates on how he was doing. I followed him on Twitter and we started talking on social media. He wrote to me one day to tell me that he was diagnosed with cancer and that he was undergoing chemo. I had the pleasure of meeting this man named Hector from New York. You must have gotten so many reactions to that song - what’s one that stuck with you? Listening to “Creo en Mi,” which I wrote in 2012, helped a lot while I was doing it. I wanted it to be fun, I wanted it to be emotional, and I needed those songs to make sense together - it’s a lot to ask, so it took me a long time.
I wrote like 25 to 30 songs, and out of those, I chose the ones that I thought gave the album a certain shape and edge. In many ways, the making of this album went against what most artists do these days. While she was in Los Angeles promoting the album, Billboard sat down with Jimenez, known for interacting with fans on social media with fun hashtags like #CaféPorDios. La Quinta Estacion’s Natalia Jimenez Strikes Out on Her Own
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The 33-year-old Spanish singer-songwriter, who got her start as the lead singer of Grammy-winning Spanish pop group La Quinta Estación, is also celebrating her finalist slot for next month’s Billboard Latin Music Awards in the hot Latin songs – female artist category for “Creo en Mí.” And on Monday, TV viewers got to see her return as a coach on season 3 of Telemundo’s La Voz Kids with Daddy Yankee and Pedro Fernandez.
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