Natty Blues
Natty Blues formed in 2004 around brothers Antonio and Juan Manuel Gutiérrez from Seville. They signed with Sony Music Spain in 2006 and released their...
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Natty Blues formed in 2004 around brothers Antonio and Juan Manuel Gutiérrez from Seville. They signed with Sony Music Spain in 2006 and released their self-titled debut album the following year. Their sound pulls from funk, soul, and reggae, a mix that stood out in a Spanish scene then dominated by flamenco and pop.
Songs like "Más Alto" and "Santo" became popular, with "Más Alto" in particular catching on as an anthem about self-empowerment. The band kept releasing albums through the 2010s, including "Reggae Roots" in 2009, "Universoul" in 2011, and "Orgánico" in 2017.
Their lyrics often touch on social issues, which has led to some debate. In 2012, the song "Yo No Soy Tu Padre" drew criticism for its content, though the band said it was meant to support women's choices. The core lineup includes the Gutiérrez brothers along with Raúl Gálvez on keyboards, Manuel Martínez on bass, and Salvador Gutiérrez on drums.
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