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Ivy Queen Leads All-Female Musica Urbana Revolution
6 Mar
Summary
- La Liga Feminina features 19 female artists from across Latin America.
- The album explores the diverse facets of musica urbana.
- Ivy Queen celebrates her birthday and self-investment alongside the release.
Ivy Queen is making a powerful statement for Women's History Month with the release of La Liga Feminina, a pioneering all-women collaborative album. Launched on March 6, this project brings together 19 female artists from across Latin America, including notable names like Mariah Angeliq, J Noa, Soley, and Loyaltty. The album delves into the rich tapestry of musica urbana, showcasing how each participating artist contributes to the genre's evolution.
Produced by industry veterans Boy Wonder and Charlee Way, La Liga Feminina is a significant offering from Chosen Few Emerald Entertainment. The album features standout tracks such as Ivy Queen's assertive reggaeton anthem 'Cría y Calle,' Mariah Angeliq's pop-infused 'Nota Eleva,' and J Noa's rapid-fire flow on 'No Da Nota.' This release follows Chosen Few's earlier compilation, Chosen Few Dembow, which celebrated the popular Dominican genre.
The release of La Liga Feminina coincides with Ivy Queen's birthday, a milestone she marked with a personal reflection on her journey and self-empowerment. Her celebration underscores the album's theme of female strength and artistic achievement.
