Isabela
Isabela is a trio that formed around 2015, when they released their self-titled debut album. Their sound has Latin rhythms at its foundation, though they've...
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Isabela is a trio that formed around 2015, when they released their self-titled debut album. Their sound has Latin rhythms at its foundation, though they've incorporated more modern pop elements over time. Songs like "La vida es una" and "Amor imposible" show their knack for melodic hooks that stick with listeners.
They've released several albums since that debut, including "Corazón" in 2017 and "Respira" in 2022. The group consists of Marissa Mur on vocals, Pablo Braun on guitar, and Santiago Cruz on percussion. Their music often deals with themes of love and resilience, as heard in tracks like "¿Ahora quien?" and "Como olvidarte."
While they faced some early skepticism about their approach, they built a loyal following. Their 2019 album "La Vida Es Una" helped broaden their audience, with the title track becoming particularly well-known. They've continued to develop their sound while keeping those Latin roots audible.
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