In an intriguing twist of fate, 'De todas las flores,' Natalia Lafourcade's ninth studio album, became an unforeseen success. It was the project she had the least faith in yet it has blossomed into a remarkable triumph in her illustrious career. "It's a work that doesn't fit what's trendy," the Mexican singer-songwriter told The Latin Times. "I truly thought nobody, or very few people, were going to listen to it."
Lasting an hour and six minutes, "De todas las flores" opens with a 1.5-minute violin intro, followed by guitar chords leading up to Lafourcade's haunting voice. The album isn't just music. It's also an experience born from deep personal pain, transformed by her art in a beautiful experience for the listener. "It is an album surrounded by death and the pain it causes. Also filled with love," Lafourcade explained.
