Sebastián Yatra releases his album and presents “Dharma”, his song with Rosario and Jorge Celedón

Sebastian Yatra He finally released “Dharma”, his announced third album and which includes some of the songs that have placed him as one of the most listened to artists in Spanish: “Tacones Rojos” and “Couple of the year”.

As part of the release, the Colombian also presented the song that gives the album its title and which is a collaboration with the Spanish Rosario and with the vallenato artist Jorge Celedón.

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The word dharma is the opposite of the concept of “karma”. Yatra defines this term as “what comes into your life from the things you do. Dharma is a gift. Although some songs are sad and others are happy, they are all part of our existence and of love”, explained the artist.

In “Dharma”, the songs express shared life experiences in a mosaic way through lyrics that communicate the memories of the artist. Sometimes chilling, of moments related to emotions such as fear and joy, sexuality and sadness; interpreted on rhythms that transcend the expectations of the genre”, is explained in the press release of the release.

In addition, on this album Yatra seeks to break away from a specific musical genre. The material ranges from pop to 1980s retro, passing through reggaeton (“I came back”), ballads (“Tarde”), cumbia (“Amor Pasajero”) and flamenco rumba to the ode that The hitmaker developed the punk rock genre of the early 2000s, (“Las Dudas” with Aitana).

“Dharma” is made up of 17 songs that you can listen to on Spotify and other digital platforms: