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Carla Morrison Announces ‘El Renacimiento,’ Her First Album in Nearly Seven Years

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It’s been nearly seven years since Mexican singer Carla Morrison released her last album Amor Supremo , a tender project that won her a Grammy nomination for Best Latin Rock, Urban or Alternative Album. Now, she’s announced that her long-awaited album El Renacimiento will arrive on April 29.

The album is an extension of her gauzy sound and features more pop-driven songs, such as the previously released track “Ansiedad,” “No Me Llames”, “Obra de Arte,” and “Contigo.” In a statement, she said that El Renacimiento  is her most personal project yet. “My other albums focused on my relationship with others, this one focuses on my relationship with myself,” she explained. “I t’s as of now, the place where I live now, I shine bright, I’m in love and I’m content with my darkness and my light,” Morrison said. In a trailer for the album, she talks about how the project was part of a journey that felt like returning to herself.

Along with news of the LP, the singer shared that she’s kicking off a U.S. headlining tour that starts May 12 at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, California and wraps-up on July 6th in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania. She is also opening for Coldplay as part of their tour in Mexico, which runs from March through April.

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May 12 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Greek Theatre May 13 – San Diego, CA @ Humphrey’s Concerts May 15 – Phoenix, AZ @ The Van Buren May 17 – Austin, TX @ ACL Live May 20 – Houston, TX @ Warehouse Live May 21 – San Antonio, TX @ Tech Port Center Arena May 22 – Dallas, TX @ Majestic Theatre May 24 – Oklahoma City, OK @ Tower Theatre May 26 – Denver, CO @ Stampede May 28 – Albuquerque, NM @ National Hispanic CC May 29 – El Paso, TX @ Lobrow Palace Outdoors June 22 – Santa Rosa, CA @ Luther Burbank Center June 24 – Santa Cruz, CA @ TBA July 6 – Kennett Square, PA @ Longwood Gardens

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Carla Morrison Talks Embracing Soul-Searching Journey With ‘El Renacimiento’: ‘I Just Wanted to Come Back to Life’

"I'm a highly-sensitive creative person and I have to accept that," the Mexican singer-songwriter says of her time away from music.

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Carla Morrison recalls the exact moment she knew something was off. It was just minutes before her concert in Cancun back in 2017, which seemed like it was about to get cancelled because it started pouring rain. “I remember thinking, ‘Ugh, please just let it get cancelled,'” the 35-year-old artist recalls saying. “I was over it.”

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It was the first time in her career, which she began at the age of 15, that she questioned if making music truly made her happy. “I just felt like people were more enamored with my work than I was. Now that I think back on it, I was really depressed. But at that time, I didn’t know I was.”

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She had two options: choose herself and step away from music, or keep going and be “unhappy.” She ultimately decided the former, after conversations with her family, her management team and her then-boyfriend (also co-producer, and now her husband) Alejandro Jiménez. She didn’t know how long she’d be gone, she explained to them. “I was like I’ve been working all my life towards this and now I want to take a break. My U.S. manager Gil [Gastelum] was like, ‘OK, take a break, it’s fine, don’t worry about it.’ My managers in Mexico asked when I was coming back and I said I didn’t know. I had no songs, no inspiration, I couldn’t feel anything.”

For Morrison to say she couldn’t feel anything is almost unbelievable. She’s known for her stripped-down ballads, which are usually ultra-emotional. She’s often cried onstage while singing — and her fans wouldn’t hold back tears either, allowing themselves to be moved by Morrison’s emotionally-layered lyrics and delicate vocals. Her 2012 album is literally called Déjenme Llorar (Let Me Cry) , which won her a Latin Grammy for best alternative music album. In 2015, she released Amor Supremo , which peaked at No. 1 on Billboard ‘s Top Latin Pop albums chart. Two years later, she re-recorded the chart-topping set adding two new songs calling the acoustic album Amor Supremo Desnudo .

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For years she had been singing love songs dedicated to others. Her new album, El Renacimiento (The Rebirth) — released Friday (April 29) — is also about love, but these new songs are love letters to herself. “It was so nice because I was focusing on myself. I would always focus on others. As humans we tend to do that. That’s why we feel very lost,” she says. “Writing for me felt like giving myself a really nice hug. It’s been both spiritual and nurturing.”

Getting to the point of wanting to write music again didn’t happen overnight. In 2017, when she decided to to get away, Alejandro was already thinking of moving to Paris. “I had never dreamt about going to Paris — I’m pretty basic. But Alejandro had been wanting to study a master’s in Paris, and when I decided to go on a hiatus, I thought that could be the place where I could let myself go.”

After figuring out visa stuff, they settled down in Paris — where, after a year of living there, she enrolled in a music conservatory, joined a jazz ensemble and started hanging out with musicians. Then, she got an itch to write, and it was terrifying. “I was still mad at music,” she admits. “This career is so demanding, I had no idea who I was as a person anymore. I was also scared and defensive, because that part of my life had destroyed me. But this two-year break of not writing or touring really helped me heal. It’s like I had to die in order to come back. I thought, ‘If I were to write again, it would be in baby steps.'”

Those baby steps eventually led to her writing songs for her new set that are also more experimental in terms of sound, slightly departing from her folk-pop/acoustic sonics and embracing more rhythmic and uptempo beats. She started writing again in 2019, but never had a due date for a new project in mind. Then the pandemic hit and it upended her stress-free plan. “I thought, ‘I really might not even get to do this ever again,'” she remembers. “The pandemic made me put a due date for my album because people were dying. Family members were dying. I had isolated even without a pandemic. Now, I just wanted to come back to life, and I wanted everyone else to also come back.”

She adds, “Every song, I did it with my heart and soul, using this experience as a reflection of what was happening. At some point it was hard, rediscovering myself, making music to survive mentally and spiritually. I wanted it to include songs that made sense for someone who is soul-searching and asking questions they had avoided asking.”

The end product is a raw and honest representation of what Morrison has been going through these past years: depression, anxiety, mourning the loss of her father and transitioning from Paris back to the U.S. (she now lives in Los Angeles). Her writing was as intentional as ever. She wrote to heal. At times, it was hard to even sing the lyrics she had written because it made her realize how broken she was. Writing “Hacia Adentro,” which opens the 12-track set, was cathartic. “I started writing and started crying — the entire demo of that song I’m just crying,” she says. “I was able to go back to that place and differentiate the darkness from the light. It became a mission to make the album in that direction. These songs are about me, feeling lost, like a loser — it’s almost embarrassing to admit. But I know other people are feeling that way.”

After her life-changing show in Cancun, Morrison is ready to hit the road again with her El Renacimiento U.S. tour, which kicks off May 12 in L.A. “Everything that I do has an intention now and so I’m not constantly interrupted by my own thoughts,” she explains. “In Paris I learned that I’m a highly-sensitive creative person and I have to accept that. When I accept that, I put limits. That’s when life just flows better, everything starts making sense.”

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Carla Morrison Announces First New Album in 5 Years, El Renacimiento

By Matthew Ismael Ruiz

Carla Morrison has announced El Renacimiento her first album of new material since 2015’s Amor Supremo . The LP is due out April 29 via Cosmica . She’s also announced a new run of headlining tour dates, kicking off in May in Los Angeles at the Greek Theatre. Morrison is also opening for Coldplay on the Mexico dates of their 2022 world tour . Check out the full list of dates below.

El Renacimiento features the singles “ Ansiedad ,” “ No Me Llames ,” “ Obra de Arte ,” and “ Contigo .” Of the new album, Morrison said in a statement: 

My most personal album yet. My other albums focused on my relationship with others, this one focuses on my relationship with myself. It's as of now, the place where I live now. I shine bright, I'm in love and I'm content with my darkness and my light.

Morrison’s last project was 2017’s Amor Supremo Desnudo , featuring all-acoustic versions of the songs on her 2015 LP.

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03-25 Monterrey, Mexico - Estadio BBVA * 03-26 Monterrey, Mexico - Estadio BBVA * 03-29 Guadalajara, Mexico - Estadio Akron * 03-20 Guadalajara, Mexico - Estadio Akron * 04-03 Mexico City, Mexico - Foro Sol * 04-04 Mexico City, Mexico - Foro Sol * 04-06 Mexico City, Mexico - Foro Sol * 05-07 Querétaro, Mexico - Festival Pulso GNP 05-12 Los Angeles, CA - The Greek Theatre 05-13 San Diego, CA - Humprhey’s Concerts 05-15 Phoenix, AZ - The Van Buren 05-17 Austin, TX - ACL Live 05-20 Houston, TX - Warehouse Live 05-21 San Antonio, TX - Tech Port Center + Arena 05-22 Dallas, TX - Majestic Theatre 05-24 Oklahoma City, OK - Tower Theatre 05-26 Denver, CO - Stampede 05-28 Albuquerque, NM - National Hispanic CC 05-29 El Paso, TX - Lobrow Palace Outdoors 06-22 Santa Rosa, CA - Luther Burbank Center 06-24 Santa Cruz, CA - Venue TBA 07-06 Kennett Square, PA - Longwood Gardens

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Carla morrison visitará a medellín con el renacimiento tour 2022, la cantante mexicana anunció dos conciertos en colombia: uno en bogotá y otro en medellín para presentar su último álbum que habla sobre su proceso para amarse a sí misma..

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La cantante mexicana Carla Morrison presentará su álbum más reciente, El Renacimiento ( abril, 2022) el 28 de noviembre en Medellín. Morrison lo anunció en una publicación en su red social Instagram en la que dio información sobre su gira el Renacimiento Tour 2022, que la llevará a países latinoamericanos como Perú, Argentina, Chile, Ecuador y Colombia.

La artista del reconocido álbum Déjenme llorar (2012) primero llegará a Bogotá el 26 de noviembre. En ambos shows cantará las canciones que componen su tercer álbum, algunas de ellas son Hacia Dentro, Diamantes, Una foto, Te perdí, entre otras. Morrison se ha destacado por ser una de las artistas mexicanas más influyentes, y ha sido tres veces ganadora del Grammy Latino.

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Este último álbum es el reflejo de su relación consigo misma. Su sencillo principal es Diamantes y es una canción en la que ella ahora vive y brilla.

Despertar junto a ti / es ya no tener miedo / a tanto desconsuelo / que una vez tuve en mí

El Renacimiento es una exploración y la aceptación de la artista de que no es perfecta, pero acercarse a sí misma es lo más cercano que tendrá a serlo. Ahora Carla Morrison se presentará como una artista que se conoce y se ama. El álbum es un renacimiento para su mente y alma. La mexicana iniciará el Renacimiento Tour 2022 en la capital de Santiago de Chile en octubre.

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Carla Morrison estrena su disco “El Renacimiento” y anuncia tour por México

Este nuevo disco cuenta con 11 canciones, dando una duración total de 38 minutos con 36 segundos..

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ESTADOS UNIDOS. – El pasado 29 abril Carla Morrison estrenó su tercer álbum de estudio, “ El Renacimiento ”, cuyo nombre hace referencia a la etapa histórica que abarca desde el siglo XV hasta el XVI.

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Este nuevo disco cuenta con 11 canciones, dando una duración total de 38 minutos con 36 segundos , a las cuales la cantante se ha referido como un “renacimiento, para mi mente y mi alma”.

Anteriormente, Carla nos había presentado en 2015 “ Amor Supremo ”, su segundo disco, el cual gozó de gran popularidad gracias a temas como “ Un beso ”, “Tus atacas”, y “Todo pasa”.

La gira por México

Tras el lanzamiento de “El Renacimiento”, la intérprete de “Disfruto” ha anunciado una gira por México , en la cual visitará hasta el momento ocho ciudades.

“El renacimiento Tour” dará inicio este próximo 7 de mayo en la ciudad de Querétaro, y continuará el 24 de agosto en Monterrey, el 26 en puebla, 27 en Toluca, 30 en Ciudad de México, 2 de septiembre de nuevo en Querétaro, 4 en Morelia, y finalmente el 6 en Guadalajara.

La compositora escribió que “Bebés, yo les dije que la espera iba a valer la pena y que confiaran en que jamás se fueron de mi mente... ¡¡¡Mi bello México este año es parte del #ElRenacimientoTour22!!! La pre venta citibanamex será este 5 y 6 de mayo y la venta general inicia este 7 de mayo aquí. El link para ver todas las fechas está en mis historias”.

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“One of the major lyricists of her generation” (NPR), Latin Grammy Award winner and international sensation Carla Morrison makes her Santa Barbara debut. She describes her 2021 release, El Renacimiento , as her “most personal album yet.” That’s something coming from an artist renowned for her raw, emotional retellings of heartbreak and loss. In concert, Morrison delivers multi-dimensional versions of her songs in a voice saturated with genuine emotions.

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Go beneath the streets on this tour of the spectacular, mind-bending Moscow Metro! Be awed by architecture and spot the Propaganda , then hear soviet stories from a local in the know. Finish it all up above ground, looking up to Stalins skyscrapers, and get the inside scoop on whats gone on behind those walls.

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We begin our Moscow tour beneath the city, exploring the underground palace of the Moscow Metro. From the Square of Revolution station, famous for its huge statues of soviet people (an armed soldier, a farmer with a rooster, a warrior, and more), we’ll move onto some of the most significant stations, where impressive mosaics, columns, and chandeliers will boggle your eyes! Moreover, these stations reveal a big part of soviet reality — the walls depict plenty of Propaganda , with party leaders looking down from images on the walls. Your local guide will share personal stories of his/her family from USSR times, giving you insight into Russia’s complicated past and present. Then we’re coming back up to street level, where we’ll take a break and refuel with some Russian fast food: traditional pancakes, called bliny. And then, stomachs satiated, we are ready to move forward! We’ll take the eco-friendly electric trolleybus, with a route along the Moscow Garden Ring. Used mainly by Russian babushkas(grannies) during the day, the trolleybus hits peak hours in the mornings and evenings, when many locals use it going to and from their days. Our first stop will be the Aviator’s House, one of Stalin’s Seven Sisters, followed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs — and you’ll hear the legends of what has gone on inside the walls. Throughout your Moscow tour, you’ll learn curious facts from soviet history while seeing how Russia exists now, 25 years after the USSR.

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This tour exceeded our expectations. Nikolai (Nick), our tour guide, was very knowledgeable, thorough, and has a great personality. He didn't take shortcuts and really covered everything that was on the agenda in great detail. We saw beautiful metro stations and learned the history behind them, including many of the murals and designs.

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