The Catalan artist has recently released "Kaiman," a single that reflects her evolution and compositional maturity. Through this song, Rigoberta Bandini explores her duality between the person and the artist, as well as her relationship with approval and the desire of others towards herself. "Kaiman" is a composition built on 2000s synthesizers that showcases a more introspective facet of the artist, known for hits like "Ay Mama" or "Así Bailaba."
In this new song, Rigoberta Bandini immerses herself in a mid-tempo electronic and ambient pop, revealing layers of meaning that invite reflection. Paula Ribó, the voice behind Rigoberta Bandini, shares her concerns about her ambition to transcend and be accepted by the public and her surroundings. The artist uses the metaphor of the alligator with steel teeth that she sees in the mirror to convey her feelings and difficulties in reaching her dreams.
"Kaiman" is the third preview of 'Jesucrista Superstar,' the upcoming studio album by Rigoberta Bandini, highly anticipated by her followers and promising to be one of the major releases of 2025 in Spain. In this new creative stage, the artist immerses us in the Everglades, the home of alligators in Florida, to share her intimacies and ghosts. Rigoberta Bandini presents a previously unseen facet in her artistic career, exploring emotional territories she hadn't touched in her previous works.
