Paloma Mami Interview: Reggaeton, R&B, and the Voice of Chile's Youth
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’s apartment complex. Within a few months, she became the first Chilean American artist to sign to...
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