With this return to the stage, the artist will present live all his successes and the new hits included in what also bears the title of his most recent record production Dharmaintegrated by 17 tracks.
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Sebastián Yatra presents the album “Dharma”, which contains 17-songs, which seek to demonstrate the artist’s versatility in different musical styles.
Colombian artist Sebastián Yatra continues adding cities and countries on his world tour Dharma that will pass through our country next October 15 at La Macarena in Medellín and October 28 at the Movistar Arena in Bogotá with an incredible show, full of surprises, in which we will be able to enjoy his complete band and a great dance team.
With this return to the stage, Sebastián will present live all his successes and the new hits included in what also bears the title of his most recent record production Dharmaintegrated by 17 tracks.
“I make music to heal all parts of my heart”, Sebastian shares regarding the variety of emotions within the album, Dharma.
The songs express shared life experiences in a mosaic way through lyrics that communicate an honest and sometimes chilling memory of moments related to emotions such as fear and joy, sexuality and sadness; performed on rhythms that transcend gender expectations; from pop to 80’s retro, including reggaeton “I am back”, ballads “Late” and Quererte Bonito with the Venezuelan Elena Rose), the cumbia (“Passing Love”), until reaching the ode that the hitmaker developed to the punk rock genre of the early 2000s, (“Las Dudas” with the Spanish Aitana).
The single “Runaway” with Daddy Yankee Y Natti Natasha also features on the album, as well as six new singles including a fun theme with Lenny Tavarez & Mariah Angeliq, “If you do it to me”, and the theme that baptizes the album, Dharma that started it all, a collaboration with the Spanish rosary flowers and his compatriot Jorge Celedon. This single combines vallenato and flamenco rumba with the original sound of Yatra.
Both the album and the single took inspiration from that word. “Dharma is part of the journey of life”, Sebastian Yatra writes. “It is destiny. It’s natural. It flows and is what it is meant to be. It’s regarding accepting reality and receive life So it is”. The word dharma is the opposite of the more popular concept “karma”, which Yatra defines as “what comes into your life because of the things you do”. He goes on to say, “Dharma it’s a gift”. The good, the bad, the happy and the sad are illustrated in music. “Even though some songs are sad and some are happy”, dice, “tAll are part of our existence and of love”.
all this experience Dharma They will be able to enjoy it totally live for audiences of all ages, a show full of emotions, connections and above all a lot of music to sing and share.
From now on the tickets for both concerts, the October 15 in Medellín and October 28 in Bogotá, they are for sale.
