Me acabo de leer la entrevista de Pitchfork para acompañar la escucha y Red Moon in Venus includes a couple of Spanish-language tracks, but Uchis says those are “conceptually and sonically” different from the songs on her next Spanish-language album, set to drop later this year. “When I think of Red Moon in Venus, I think of being on a bike ride, or laying in the sun listening on my headphones,” she says. By comparison, the next album is more upbeat—apparently, it explores her “bitchier side.” She incorporates styles of Latin American music she hasn’t ventured into before, and stretches her voice even further than on Red Moon. “Being multidimensional, there’s all these different sides of me that I need to show.”
