Natalia Lafourcade has signed with UTA for worldwide representation in all areas, with the exception of touring in Central and South America, Billboard can exclusively announce.
The signing follows the Mexican artist’s latest Grammy win for De Todas Las Flores, which won best Latin rock or alternative album. The critically-acclaimed set also collected three awards at the Latin Grammys last year, including best singer-songwriter album. In total, Lafourcade has earned 17 Latin Grammy Awards, making her the most awarded female artist in the history of the Latin Recording Academy. She has also received four Grammy Awards throughout her career.
Following the release of her award-winning album, Lafourcade embarked on a global tour including stops in the U.S. where she toured across the country performing at Carnegie Hall in New York, alongside featured guests David Byrne, Jorge Drexler and Omara Portundo. De Todas Las Flores was also accompanied by a book and podcast release. This fall, Lafourcade is set to launch a special series of shows with Gustavo Dudamel and the Los Angeles Philharmonic for two nights at the Hollywood Bowl, as well as a highly anticipated return to Carnegie Hall in October.
Over a span of two decades, the singer-songwriter and producer has released nine albums including Hasta La Raíz (2015), which scored the singer-songwriter and producer her first top 10 on Billboard‘s Top Latin Albums chart where it peaked at No. 8, and her breakthrough self-titled solo album that included the coming-of-age pop anthem “En El 2000.”
Lafourcade will continue to be managed by Juan Pablo López-Fonseca and Margarita Bruzzone.
