Emily Nata (@emilynatamx) is a singer-songwriter in the urban space, described by local coverage as being originally from Naples, Italy, with a Mexican mother, and based in the Port of Veracruz. Her public music activity can be traced back to at least 2019, when she began promoting original releases and shaping a project that blends dancehall, R&B, reggaeton, and reggae, aiming for a pop-urban sound that keeps a clear “message” at the center of her lyrics.

She gained broader visibility through both songs and live exposure: “Bobo” (2019) and “Loca” (2020) are repeatedly cited as her early official tracks, and she later added “La Mini” (2024), a phase that leaned more into dance-driven performance. Her public narrative is also tied to Veracruz, where she has spoken about presenting a fresher, more melodic take on urban music, while avoiding overt formulas and leaning into empowerment themes.

Among documented milestones, she has been featured as an opening act in large public events, sharing the lineup or the lead-in with artists such as Mario Bautista (Fiestas de Santa Ana 2022) and Guaynaa (Carnaval de Veracruz 2023). Her development has also been linked to production work with Just Roger (Diamond Music), support often mentioned alongside her early catalog and her steady push beyond local stages.