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‘Agua de mar’, the latest song released by the young Andean pop singer-songwriter Milena Warthon has positioned itself as one of the most fresh and innovative proposals of the genre, reaching this week the first place in the list of most popular songs of the Peru within the Spotify music platform.
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With three years of artistic experience, eight singles, three live sessions and two EP’s, Warthon is part of an important generation of young people determined to revalue the identity of Andean rhythms by mixing them with more urban sounds. ‘Agua de Mar’ was recorded and produced by Louis Schofield and mastered by renowned engineer Joe Laporta, winner of the 2017 Grammy Award.
The song was composed and written by Warthon, who at the rhythm of caporales expresses his love and special closeness to the sea, as a declaration of his own identity.
Warthon revalues the Latin American Andean sounds through its fusion with other genres such as pop, reggae and Latin. From a very young age, she began her career making versions of traditional Latin American songs, thus capturing her unique style with which she began to gain some recognition and a significant number of followers.
Tracks like ‘Me Niego’ (caporal version), ‘Hoy me iré’, or ‘Anda Nomás’, were the spearhead for a quick career that led her to collaborate with national artists such as Olaya Sound System, Max Castro, La Kincha , among others.
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