The Marías’ latest album, Submarine, tackles the complex emotions surrounding solitude and exploration through its use of jazz-inspired genre-bending experimentation. The album artwork features a blue underwater theme, with lead singer María Zardoya’s lyrics conveying a sense of melancholy while her vocals alternate between English and Spanish.
Submarine follows in the footsteps of The Marías’ Grammy-nominated debut album, Cinema, which showcased the band’s talent for incorporating different musical styles into their work. Since then, The Marías have garnered critical acclaim and collaborated with Latin music icons like Bad Bunny and Tainy.
In their live shows, The Marías continue to captivate audiences both musically and visually. The group’s attention to detail and dreamlike songs create a unique and transporting experience for concertgoers. Gabe Steiner on trumpet and Doron Zounes on bass round out the group’s live performances.
With Submarine, The Marías have once again proven their talent for pushing the boundaries of music while exploring complex emotions and experiences
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