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Tell Me Más: Paloma Mami on Pastelera, Jordan 11s, and the Songs That Get Her Hyped 0 Shares In our Q&A series Tell Me Más, we ask some of our favorite Latinx artists to answer the questions only their BFFs know about them, revealing everything from their most-used emoji to the songs that get them hyped. This week, singer Paloma Mami takes the test, and we are all ears. After getting her start on social media with the bilingual hit "Not Steady" in 2018, Chilean American singer Paloma Mami, bo...

Paloma Rocío Castillo Astorga, the 21 year-old singer professionally known as Paloma Mami, released her debut studio album “Sueños de Dalí” on March 19. Combining elements of pop, R&B, trap, and reggaeton, “Sueños” is the future of urbano music. The Chilean-American singer was born in Manhattan and is now living in Santiago. Following the release of her hit song “Not Steady,” she became the first Chilean artist to sign under the Sony Music Latin label i...

Apr 5, 2021 - 4:14 pm If there was one word to describe both Paloma Mami and her sound, it would be "suave"—in both the English and Spanish sense. The rising singer/songwriter is confident and bold—traits she has on full display all over her Instagram—but she’s also smooth and tender, something evident in her musical repertoire; In conversation with her, it is these characteristics that shine the most. A constant across her music is her velvety voice which imbues each piece w...

Rising Star Paloma Mami Only Needs to Be Herself With Bilingual Debut Album ‘Suenos de Dali’ Billboard 4 days ago Paloma Mami It started with a Spanglish single and C. Tangana. While driving around with Adrian García, a young label manager at Sony Latin, the Spanish rapper and tastemaker played “Not Steady,” a sultry, bilingual R&B vamp with reggaetón undertones. The singer with the copper-toned voice dripping with attitude was 18-year-old Paloma Rocío Castillo Astorga, recording ...

Rolling Stone Menu Paloma Mami’s Dreams Are Only Getting Bigger After growing up in New York, the Chilean American singer moved to Santiago to make hits that blend R&B, reggaeton, and her own unique style By Daniel Toledo* Paloma Rocío Castillo Astorga was just 18 when she wrote her first song. She self-released it as a single — “Not Steady,” a gauzy, Spanglish R&B reproach to an overzealous suitor — with a music video that she filmed in the parking lot of her tía...