After a decade of performing in South America, Argentinian singer Natalia Doco signed her first record deal in France in 2013. Her debut album, "Mucho Chino," released in June 2014, showcased a blend of English songs and covers influenced by the record company, despite Natalia's desire to express her true indie pop Argentinian style. Seeking authenticity and collaboration with acclaimed artist Axel Krygier, Natalia left her initial label to establish Casa Del Árbol and worked with Krygier to release her self-described first real album, "El Buen Gualicho," in September 2017. The album features 14 enchanting tracks that blend tales of solitude and empowerment, reflecting Natalia's fusion of her Argentinian roots and French influences.
