Exclusive Interview: Nathasha Rumbos on “Vete,” Empowerment, and Breaking Free from Negativity

Miami-based Latin pop artist Nathasha Rumbos is making a statement with her latest single, Vete, an electrifying collaboration with Zaint that seamlessly blends afrobeats and pop. The track is an unapologetic anthem of self-worth, empowerment, and breaking free from negativity, delivering a powerful message to those who refuse to be held back.

Nathasha, known for her fearless energy and bold musical style, has been carving her own path in the Latin music scene. From her previous releases to her engaging presence on social media as “VocallyTash”, she continues to build a strong connection with her fans while evolving her artistry.

We sat down with Nathasha Rumbos to discuss the making of Vete, her artistic journey, and what’s next for her as she continues pushing boundaries in the Latin music world.

Exclusive Interview with Nathasha Rumbos

1. “Vete” is a powerful anthem of self-worth and rebellion. What was the driving force behind this song, and how did the collaboration with Zaint come about?

Natasha: Zaint and I met at a competition in Miami called Toma mi Voz about 2 years ago, and we just hit it off while we were backstage. Once I started listening to his projects, I knew that he was the artist I wanted to collaborate with in the near future. I always wanted to dive into the afro genre, and the best person I could do it with was him. When I approached Zaint about the song, he didn’t even think about it—he hopped right on board and said, absolutely, Tash!

2. You mentioned that it took three months to perfect “Vete.” What was the biggest challenge during the writing process, and how did you know when it was finally “right”?

Natasha: Believe it or not, the biggest challenge was setting up a Zoom meeting every week that worked for both of us. My schedule was all over the place, and he had gotten into taking dance classes, so it was a little bit crazy to coordinate. That was one of the reasons why things got delayed. There were probably like 10 different versions of the song before we finally got to the one that’s out now, and we just knew—this is it! The song definitely went through phases as we developed it, with lots of edits, but looking back, we wouldn’t have it any other way.

3. The track blends afrobeats and pop in a unique way. How did you and your producer, Breezy, craft this sound to reflect both your and Zaint’s artistic styles?

Natasha: I’ve been working with Breezy for about four years, and the one thing I love about him is that he knows exactly what I’m looking for. I showed him a couple of Zaint’s projects, and he automatically knew the type of vibe that would intertwine both our musical styles.

4. Your music often carries strong themes of empowerment. How does “Vete” fit into the bigger picture of your artistic message and personal journey?

Natasha: This song represents a lot about what I’ve gone through when it comes to opinions since starting my music career. I had a lot of self-doubt because I started listening to the wrong people. Vete is my way of telling all those people to F* off**, and it’s my realization that I am capable of doing everything I set out to do.

5. This song encourages people to break free from negativity and embrace their power. Have you had personal experiences that inspired these lyrics?

Natasha: Absolutely! This was more in the beginning of my career when I felt that people didn’t really believe I could pull it off. Once I stopped caring about what other people thought about my career choices, things started to flourish for me.

6. Your fans know you as “VocallyTash” on social media. How has your online presence shaped your music career, and how do you stay connected with your audience?

Natasha: I’m huge on keeping up with my social media. If you look at it, it’s like a blog of my life over the past four years, with everything I’ve been diving into. It’s definitely been a journey—you see the music side mixed with the influencer side I’m building as well. Social media has been a huge factor in connecting with other artists, especially for collaborations. A good amount of people have found me through Instagram, which has led to dope songs like “Dale Dale,” “A La Primera,” “Nos Vemos Otra Vez,” and “Dime Una Cosa Remix.”

7. With “Vete” now out in the world, what’s next? Are there more collaborations on the horizon, or do you have any solo projects in the works?

Natasha: I actually have two projects in the works—one is a solo bachata song, and the other is a salsa collaboration. The motto is to always keep producing as much as I can.

8. Looking back at your previous releases, how do you think your sound and artistic vision have evolved up to this moment?

Natasha: My sound feels more defined and centered. I feel more confident in dancing and singing without losing pitch. My artistic vision has expanded, and I feel like I’m not afraid to explore different concepts when it comes to visuals. It definitely feels more liberating.

9. Miami has such a vibrant Latin music scene. How has being based there influenced your sound and career opportunities?

Natasha: I’m surrounded by so many different styles of music here, and I love it. That’s where I take inspiration from, which is why I’ve decided to stick to my Latin roots while infusing them with different genres.

10. If listeners could take away just one message from “Vete,” what would you want it to be?

Natasha: To be your authentic self and let it shine. People who don’t see that don’t have the privilege to be in your presence.

What’s Next for Nathasha Rumbos?

With Vete marking an exciting new chapter in her career, Nathasha Rumbos is showing no signs of slowing down. As she gears up for the release of new bachata and salsa projects, she continues to embrace her creative freedom, pushing the boundaries of Latin pop with her signature bold and fearless sound.

For fans eager to follow Nathasha’s journey, stay connected with her on social media @VocallyTash, and make sure to stream Vete on all major platforms. With her passion and determination, this is just the beginning for Nathasha Rumbos—and we can’t wait to see what’s next!