De todas las flores

De todas las flores represents Natalia Lafourcade's first album of entirely original material in seven years, following her highly successful 'Musas' and 'Un Canto por México' projects. Produced by Adán Jodorowsky and recorded entirely to tape at Sonic Ranch, the album is a stark departure from the vibrant, communal energy of her previous folk revivals. It is a deeply personal 'inner journey' sparked by a period of isolation and the end of a significant relationship. Sonically, the record bridges the gap between 1920s bolero, 1960s bossa nova, and contemporary chamber folk. The inclusion of legendary guitarist Marc Ribot on several tracks adds a gritty, avant-jazz edge to the otherwise lush, organic arrangements. Critics have hailed it as her magnum opus, noting the sophisticated songwriting and the bravery of its slow-burn pacing. It stands as a testament to her evolution from a pop star to a high-art auteur of Latin music.