María Parrado turns the shoreline into a stage where curiosity battles tradition. In “Qué Hay Más Allá” she sings from the perspective of someone who longs to be the “perfect daughter,” yet cannot silence the magnetic pull of the horizon. Every sunrise, every sunset, the thin blue line where sky meets sea keeps whispering that her destiny might lie far beyond familiar sands.
The song becomes an anthem of self-discovery and courage. The island represents comfort, routine, and the roles others expect us to play; the open ocean symbolizes possibility, risk, and freedom. With the wind at her back, the singer dares to imagine a world bursting with new colors and experiences. By the final chorus, that quiet question — ¿Quién sabrá si hay más allá? — turns into a bold promise to set sail and find out. Listeners are left inspired to follow their own inner call, wherever it might lead.
María Parrado is a celebrated Spanish pop singer from Cádiz, Andalusia. She first captured national attention in 2014 when she won the inaugural season of La Voz Kids Spain at just 12 years old, showcasing her remarkable vocal talent.
Since her breakthrough, María has released several albums, including her self-titled debut which peaked at number 2 on the Spanish charts, and Alas, her third studio album featuring original songs. Beyond her solo career, she has lent her voice to Spanish versions of popular film soundtracks like Disney's Moana and the musical Annie. Nominated for the 2017 Kids' Choice Award for Best Spanish Music Act, María continues to inspire young audiences with her heartfelt performances and growing discography.