“Nuestro Nombre” is that electrifying instant when you finally admit a love story is fading, even though traces of it still flicker everywhere you look. Natalia Lacunza sings from the eye of the storm: she spots their name on every street corner, wrestles with the idea that love is not eternal, and wonders if she is doing the right thing. The lyrics swing between hope and resignation, capturing the dizzy feeling of telling yourself, “Maybe this is over… but what if it isn’t?”
Then comes the breakthrough. Realizing she is no longer “tu otra mitad,” she decides to step out into the night, trade sleepless worry for dancing and fresh air, and let the past stay asleep. In place of a tear-soaked farewell, the chorus becomes a burst of self-liberation: “Puede que no quede amor – por eso tengo que marcharme.” It is a bittersweet but ultimately empowering anthem about reclaiming your own space when the “we” has stopped working, and daring to have fun while you heal.
Natalia Lacunza Sanabdón is a Spanish singer-songwriter born in Pamplona in 1999. She first gained national attention after securing third place on the 2018 season of the popular talent show Operación Triunfo. With a passion for music rooted in her childhood and a background in playing instruments like the guitar, fiddle, and piano, Natalia quickly established herself in the indie and alternative pop scenes.
Her debut EP, Otras Alas (2019), featuring the hit single "Nana Triste" with Guitarricadelafuente, topped the Spanish charts and earned a gold certification. Continuing her success, her follow-up EP2 debuted at number one in Spain. In 2022, she released her first full-length album, Tiene Que Ser Para Mí, solidifying her place as a unique voice in contemporary Spanish music. Natalia’s emotive vocals and evocative songwriting make her a standout artist blending intimate bedroom pop with indie vibes.