Sebastian Yatra – Dharma

Album Info

Artist: Sebastian Yatra

Title: Dharma

Year: 2022

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Tracklist

  • 1. Básicamente (2:25)
  • 2. Dharma (3:15)
  • 3. Modo Avión (2:51)
  • 4. Quererte Bonito (4:31)
  • 5. Tacones Rojos (3:09)
  • 6. Amor Pasajero (2:31)
  • 7. Regresé (3:15)
  • 8. Si Me La Haces (3:08)
  • 9. Tarde (3:06)
  • 10. Melancólicos Anónimos (3:19)
  • 11. Las Dudas (2:40)
  • 12. Adiós (3:02)
  • 13. A Dónde Van (2:56)
  • 14. TBT (3:59)
  • 15. Chica Ideal (3:03)
  • 16. Runaway (3:22)
  • 17. Pareja Del Año (3:15)

Review

Sebastián Yatra's album "Dharma" is a vibrant exploration of self and sound, released to the world on January 28, 2022. This, his third studio effort, takes listeners on a journey through his ever-evolving artistry. Un encaje of genres seamlessly transforms each track, embodying Yatra's commitment to pushing boundaries while staying true to the self. His fluid movement between pop, reggaetón, and cumbia reflects a dynamic personality and genuine expression that define his personal and musical growth.

Highlighted by the charming romance of "Tacones Rojos" and the evocative rhythms of "Amor Pasajero," this album feels like a series of tender conversations on the themes of love and identity. The title track, "Dharma," is particularly profound, intertwining Colombia's vallenato with the seductive strum of flamenco. Yatra's own words reveal how accepting life's reality inspires a grounded happiness, making "Dharma" a testament to his heritage and his philosophical reflection on life.

Collaborations with musical trailblazers like Daddy Yankee, Rauw Alejandro, and Mariah Angeliq inject the album with vibrant, energetic dynamism. Yatra crafts a world where Latin beats dance on the sunset of sincere emotions, rendering "Dharma" a truly immersive experience. Although its commercial success is quite fitting, "Dharma" primarily resonates as an emotional journey of maturity and connection, bridged by melodic stories familiar yet refreshingly diverse. - Lucia