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\n\t\u201cHermano,\u201d a heartfelt ode to the immigrant community, came to Natalia Lafourcade<\/a> in a dream. \u201cI turned around and told my husband, \u2018Please hold the baby, because there\u2019s a tune in my mind and I have to get out of bed,\u2019 and started singing it,\u201d she tells Rolling Stone<\/em>. \u201cIt is not common for an idea to arrive so fully formed like that.\u201d<\/p>\n \n\tTitled \u201cHermano,\u201d the track finds the singer\/songwriter teaming up with iconic Latin rock pioneer Carlos Santana<\/a> and hit-making producer Edgar Barrera<\/a>. It follows the release of Santana\u2019s \u201cMi Gran Amor\u201d \u2014 a high-profile duet with Becky G<\/a> \u2014 last May, and his 2025 collabs with Car\u00edn Le\u00f3n and Grupo Frontera.<\/p>\n \n\tAn earthy ballad with touches of traditional son jarocho<\/em>, \u201cHermano\u201d is a call for unity at a particularly bleak time for the Latino community in the U.S. Far from sounding preachy, the song employs Lafourcade\u2019s serene vocal style and Santana\u2019s soulful guitar as an invitation to reconcile.<\/p>\n \n