FUGITIVA by Natalie Beabella

FFO: Thalia Sodi, Lila Downs, Ana Laan, Karol G, Kany Garcia, Alemor, Chingon

La Fugitiva

La Fugitiva was written in the middle of Natalie is a search for her biological identity . As an adoptee, Natalie has always wondered about her roots and her biological origin but at the same time always felt the need to run away from it. Fugitiva is a song that describes the feeling of wanting to run away from the past but not being able to, as the truth will always find us eventually . The lyrics are in Spanish, the song is a blend of the Mexican inspired mariachi rock style and the Argentinian folk music chacarera style.
Instruments- Natalie Knutzen - Lead and backing vox, acoustic and electric guitar, David Lombardi: Violin, Damian Falcón:
Double bass, Liliana Zavala: Bombo legüero, Olle Linder: Drums, Belen Romano: Bandoneón, David Silva: Electric guitar &
Backing vocals, Marian Pellegrino: Acoustic guitar & Backing vocals

Who can blame who? Feat Kevin Johansen
A song about always looking for the approval of an older sibling or mentor, but never getting it. Sung in a duet with the Argentine artist Kevin Johansen, the lyrics are in English and the song is in the style of reggae.
Instruments: Natalie Knutzen - Lead and backing vox, acoustic guitar, Kevin Johansen: Lead vocals & Backing vocals, Marian
Pellegrino: Electric guitar, Gunnar Thullberg: Synth, Olle Linder: Drums & Bass, David Lombardi: Violin

Ni el tiempo podrá
Ni el tiempo podrá is a song dedicated to all the people killed by the Argentine dictatorship from 1976-1983. An ode to all the people looking for their disappeared loved ones, and the fact that secrets will eventually come to the light, no matter how much time will pass. Natalie, who is suspected to be the child to a disappeared mother, in the search for her biological identity , came across many stories of people still looking for the truth about what happened to their loved ones. The lyrics are in Spanish and the song is in the style of bolero.
Instruments: Natalie Knutzen - Lead and backing vox, acoustic and slide guitar, David Silva: Electric guitar, Luis Gurevich:
Piano, Damian Falcon: Double bass, Olle Linder: Drums, Liliana Zavala: Percussion, David Lombardi: Violin, Belen Romano: Bandoneon

Just another day
Just another day was written after Natalie was harassed one night on her way home. A feminist song that strives for equality and mutual respect, Natalie wrote this song as a way to process the pain and frustration of still having to live in a world where as a woman going home at night can be a very dangerous thing. A song in the traditional style of Cuban son, with lyrics in English and Spanish and clear influences of soul.
Instruments- Natalie Knutzen - Lead and backing vox, acoustic guitar, David Lombardi: Violin, Gunnar Thullberg: T res, Thomas
Eby: Maracas, Olle Linder: Double bass & Drums, Liliana Zavala: Percussion, Karin Hammar: T rombone, Emma Josefsson:
Sax, Hasse Dyvik: T rumpet1, Annika Welander: T rumpet2, Lesmer Solenzar: Lead vocals

Adios Amor
A sweet and melancholic love song in English and Spanish, in the style of Brazilian samba reggae. Natalie, who rarely writes love songs, dedicated this one to a love that could not be. A relationship that so obviously was not good for her, from which she had to move on. Simple and sweet with a majestic ending, that characterizes all of Natalie’s songs, played by an entire group of samba reggae drums.
Natalie Knutzen - Lead vocals, Acoustic guitar & Ukelele & Synths & Bass & Backing vocals, Deidre Palacios - Percussion

Nu badja
A song dedicated to a little boy called Pichu, who died in a car accident. Nu badja talks about the need to live here and now, to dare to experience life at its fullest, since it goes by fast. T o keep the heart open and never
forget to dance, since love is the only thing that really matters.The song was written by Natalie, Andreas Silva and David Silva, inspired in the Cape Verdean style of tabanka. The lyrics are both in Spanish and criolo.
Instruments: Natalie Knutzen - Lead and backing vox, synths, acoustic guitar, David Silva: Lead voc & Bass & Backing vocals &
Electric guitar, Andreas Silva: Backing vocals, David Lombardi: Violin, Belen Romano: Bandoneon, Olle Linder: Drums, Liliana
Zavala: Percussion

Fly less high
One of the few love songs ever written by Natalie, Fly less high is a request for love, for being seen by someone who simply doesn’t notice the love in front of him. A declaration of love and loyalty . Lyrics in English with great influences from love songs from the 80´ s with a taste of rock and traditional folk music brought by the fiddle sounding in the back.
Instruments: Natalie Knutzen - Lead and backing vox, synth, acoustic guitar, David Silva: Acoustic guitars, Jack Elphick: Synth
bass, Olle Linder: Drums, Chris Gray: Piano, David Lombardi: Violin

Caen del cielo (y vuelven al mar)
This song was dedicated to Natalie’s mother who died of cancer in 2013. Natalie talks about how all the raindrops falling from the sky go back to the sea, as an analogy of how all the souls eventually go back to unity in the afterlife. The song is inspired in the north argentinian folk music style of vidala, but also becomes celtic when the scottish bagpipes join at the end of the song. The lyrics are all in Spanish.
Instruments: Natalie Knutzen - Lead and backing vox, acoustic guitar, Liliana Zavala: Backing vocals & Percussion, Luis
Gurevich: Acoustic tenor guitar & Percussion & Synths, Damian Falcon: Double bass, David Lombardi: Violin, Chris Gray:
Bagpipes, Jan Liljekvist: Flutes

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