Natti Natasha inspires memories with the premiere of her new urban dance video “Noches en Miami”

Directed by Marlon Peña, the video follows Natti Natasha and ex- Miss Colombia Ariadna Gutiérrez through a ladies’ night in Miami.

Produced and written by GRAMMY® and Latin GRAMMY® winner Edgar Barrera,“Noches en Miami” will be part of Natti Natasha’s sophomore album.

Listen to “Noches en Miami” HERE.

Miami, FL.- Two weeks ago, Natti Natasha released the fiery Urban Dance anthem “Noches en Miami”, surprising fans with a fresh, new dance sound.

Written by multiple GRAMMY® Award and Latin GRAMMY® winner Edgar Barrera, the official music video for “Noches en Miami” premiered today. The Dominican superstar premiered the official music video, at the request of her fans. She enlisted acclaimed director Marlon Peña to film the ladies’ night themed video, featuring some of the most iconic neighborhood locations in Miami, including Wynwood, Miami Beach and Key Biscayne, among others.

In the video, Natti Natasha joins two friends, including former Miss Colombia Ariadna Gutiérrez, for a no-strings-attached, ladies’ night out in Miami. Visually organic and nightlife themed, the video was filmed in a 12-hour period and took place in 10 locations, allowing the cameras to capture the unique vibe of each location. “We definitely enjoyed filming a video that represented Miami nightlife through the ladies’ point of view,” said director Marlon Peña.

In addition, the video was recorded documentary style and with handheld cameras enhanced by vintage lenses giving the final product a more organic feel. The video follows the story of a woman, played by Natti, who goes out aimlessly on a crazy night in Miami with friends.

The song, released under the Sony Music Latin / Pina Records label, was produced by Edgar Barrera with Golden Mindz (AEME & Dark Lion). “Noches en Miami” will be part of her next studio album that will include the No. 1 chart topping hits “Antes Que Salga El Sol”, the global hit “Ram Pam Pam”, as well as the female empowerment track “Las Nenas” and “Philliecito”, among others.