Marta Soto
Marta Soto came up in Huelva, Spain, and started writing songs around age fifteen. Her track 'Quiero verte' caught attention in 2017, with its melancholic...
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Marta Soto came up in Huelva, Spain, and started writing songs around age fifteen. Her track 'Quiero verte' caught attention in 2017, with its melancholic pull. She put out albums like 'Todas las horas muertas' in 2018 and 'Nostalgia' in 2021.
Her work includes collaborations with artists like Pablo López and Vanesa Martín, and songs such as 'Entre Otros Cien' with Julia Medina. She's also known for speaking up on social issues like LGBTQ+ rights and mental health awareness.
In 2019, there were plagiarism claims about her song 'Por si vuelves', which she denied. The incident was part of the noise around her rise, but she kept making music.
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