
Virginia Beach's Own " Nat " Talks Being A Latin Artist

Being a indie artist coming from Virginia isn't easy. It is always said that since the Pharell, Missy Elliott, Chris Brown, Pusha T era, it hasn't been many eyes in Va.
Latin artist " Nat " is here to change that with her different type of music that she's bringing to change the game. Want to learn more on just who she is? Check below to gain the inside exclusive.
● Tell me in a few words, who you are. How would you describe
yourself in a short story.
Nat. (AKA Natalia Ramos) is a young Panamanian and Puerto Rican
Latin Artist. Born in La República de Panama and raised in Virginia
Beach, Virginia, Nat. debuted with her first single “Brutal” in 2020.
With a heavy influence, Nat. continues to ascend, bringing a
powerful voice in Reggaetón.
● What’s your stage name and how did you come up with it?
My stage name is Nat. Growing up as a kid, my closest friends would call
me “Nat”. I changed it to my stage name so people could feel more
personal towards me and my music and also because my name would
get mispronounced all of the time.
● What got you into music?
My family did. My mom would play her favorite artists on a constant
rotation. She still loves playing music from Sade, Celia Cruz, Mana, Toni
Braxton, Depeche Mode, Michael Jackson, El General, Proyecto Uno,
Madonna, Aerosmith, Inxs, and Red Hot Chili Peppers playing. every time
we had to clean the house. She would have a huge book of CDs in the
car as well full of all different types of genres of music. My Dad played
the trumpet. He would always practice in the house when my sister and I