After teasing fans with provocative dance videos on socials, Nathy Peluso (@NathyPeluso) debuts her new house-driven single “Salvaje” which previews the new musical chapter from the Argentine-born, Spanish-living artist, singer, songwriter and performer. It was written and produced by Nathy, with Didi Gutman and Illangelo. Described as “music for your culo,” the ballroom-culture inspired track arrives alongside a fashion-forward music video directed by Félix Bollaín and produced by Little Spain (“Tonta,” “Ateo”) that features Nathy diving into the art of voguing as she highlights her savage nature in many different looks. Detailing the track, Nathy shares “with ‘Salvaje’ I want to express freedom, wildness and loads of dance. I hope people dance with this song in clubs, parties and life,” 

New single “Salvaje” follows the release of “Tonta,” a track that equally emphasizes Nathy’s effortless coolness and confidence. A declaration of power and self-love, Office Magazine likened the track “to the golden years of pop” and notes Nathy’s “hypnotizing Latina charm.” Nathy asserts her dominance throughout her music, including in her previous, self-produced single “Estás Buenísimo,” a raw rap track that she wrote in just a few hours with the intention of flipping the male gaze. PAPER premiered the track: “Argentinian artist Nathy Peluso is a chameleon, transcending culture and language with her slick and smart raps and production, packaged into a challenging and magnetic punk package.” 

Nathy Peluso has accumulated nearly 1 billion streams across the globe. At the end of 2022, she headlined her first-ever arena tour with sold out shows across Buenos Aires, Argentina, Santiago, Chile and Madrid, Spain. VOGUE U.S. published an exclusive behind the scenes report from the Madrid show. Earlier last year, Peluso closed her stage at Coachella, and scoring the “best things we saw'' accolades across Rolling Stone and Billboard to name a few, among the other tastemakers that continue to follow the provocative artist’s genre-versatile releases, from peers Cardi B, Megan Thee Stallion, and J Balvin. NME captured Nathy’s performance essence, “Peluso is like Rosalía, Rihanna, Christine & The Queens, Grace Jones and The Terminator in one bewilderingly awesome package.”