Kany García Embraces Past in 'Puerta Abierta'

Kany García found inspiration for her latest album, 'Puerta Abierta,' by returning to her mother's countryside home in Morovis, Puerto Rico. This process allowed her to engage in a profound dialogue with her inner child, a concept that guided the album's creation. The album's development marked a shift, as García conceptualized the themes before writing the songs, a departure from her usual method.

'Puerta Abierta,' released on April 9, features 11 tracks that explore themes of identity, resilience, tenderness, and self-discovery. Infused with native rhythms and instruments from Puerto Rico and the Caribbean, the album includes notable collaborations with Juan Luis Guerra, Rawayana, and Nathy Peluso. García also plans to incorporate her 'inner child' concept into music videos, further personalizing the project.

Following the album's release, García is embarking on a comprehensive world tour. The tour commences on April 17 in Mexico City and is scheduled to span nearly 40 cities across Latin America and Europe, with additional dates anticipated.