RaiNao promises fans more music, art and love

At the moment, RaiNaos Career is going through the roof. The Puerto Rican artist has a great passion for art and decided to pursue music after graduating from the University of Puerto Rico, where she studied theater and audiovisual production. The singer-songwriter, actress and saxophonist, who once dreamed of becoming a surgeon, uploaded her cover of Víctor Manuel “He Tratado” on YouTube in January 2020; four years later, she just performed at Baja Beach Festival, This is an important milestone in your career. Hello! I spoke to the singer after her performance and she was still beaming. “It went really well for me. I enjoyed everything. If I don’t have fun, it won’t work, right?” she told us in Spanish with a smile.

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Born Naomi Ramirez, the 29-year-old artist has always been herself and is a passionate, exciting voice for women in urban music. When asked about the changes she wants to see in the industry, she said: “I think there is still so much to be done, but I believe that women with no demands, with no anything, for ourselves, for those who come after us, for what we believe in, for what we like, for what we want to do, we are creating something really beautiful, really transcendent and really evolving.”

In a message to other women, she said: “Big kisses on the lips, on the forehead, on the cheeks, wherever you want, to all the women who are absolutely successful in this genre and outside of it, who are absolutely successful in every discipline – I love you all.”

RaiNao released her debut album CAPICÚ in early February this year, accompanied by beautiful visuals that showcase her creativity and acting talent. She hopes that this work will stand the test of time. “I embrace this album that took me a long time to create and that I think is transcendent. I hope that you can listen to this album now, like you did three months ago or even a year from now, and that it helps you in one way or another to improve your life,” she shared.

After the album’s release, she went into a quiet phase where she enjoyed the fruits of her labor, “embracing myself, pushing through and doing whatever came to mind.” But now she is back in her creative phase and promises her fans: “As always, you can expect music, art and lots of love from me.”