RaiNao Captivates Baja Beach Fest with an Unforgettable Performance, Promising Fans a Journey Through Music, Art, and Love
RaiNao, the Puerto Rican artist Naomi Ramirez, is making significant strides in her music career, establishing herself as a prominent voice in urban music. With a background in theater and audiovisual production from the University of Puerto Rico, RaiNao’s artistic journey has been deeply rooted in her passion for creativity. Although she once considered a career in medicine, her path shifted when she chose to pursue music seriously.
Her musical career began to take shape in January 2020 when she uploaded a cover of Víctor Manuelle‘s “He Tratado” on YouTube. This marked her first public foray into the music scene, and in just four years, she reached a major milestone by performing at the Baja Beach Fest, one of the most notable music festivals in Latin America. Reflecting on her performance, RaiNao told, “It went really well for me. I enjoyed it all. If I don’t enjoy myself, then it doesn’t work out, right?” This statement underscores her belief that enjoyment and passion are crucial elements in her work.
At 29, RaiNao has emerged as a strong and authentic voice for women in urban music. She has been clear about her perspective on the industry, emphasizing the need for more opportunities and representation for women. “There’s still so much to do, but I believe that women, for ourselves and for those who come after us, are creating something truly meaningful and evolving,” she shared. Her commitment to this cause is evident in both her music and her public statements, as she continues to advocate for a more inclusive and supportive environment for women in the industry.
In a message directed to other women in the music industry, RaiNao expressed her admiration and support, saying, “Big kisses on the lips, on the forehead, on the cheeks, wherever you want, to all the women who are making waves in the genre and beyond—I love you all.” Her words reflect a sense of camaraderie and mutual respect that she feels is essential among women navigating the challenges of the music world.
Earlier this year, RaiNao released her debut album, CAPICÚ, in February. The album is a significant achievement in her career, showcasing her range as an artist and her dedication to creating something lasting. The album was accompanied by visually striking music videos, which not only highlight her musical talents but also her abilities as an actress. RaiNao hopes that CAPICÚ will have a lasting impact, saying, “I hope you can listen to that album now, just like you did 3 months ago, or even a year from now, and that it helps improve your life in one way or another.”
After the release of CAPICÚ, RaiNao took some time to rest and reflect, enjoying the fruits of her labor. “I was embracing myself, grinding, and doing whatever I felt like,” she said. Now, having recharged, RaiNao is back in a creative phase and looking forward to sharing more with her audience. She assures her fans, “You can always expect music, art, and a lot of love from me.” With her career gaining momentum, RaiNao is poised to continue making a significant impact in the music industry.
