Sung in both English and Spanish, the song is an homage to Miranda’s identity as a Latina woman—and premieres exclusively on L'Officiel USA

Lula Miranda, best known for her single &ldquo;Cherry Kiss,&rdquo; which was featured on Refinery 29&rsquo;s &lsquo;The Drop&rsquo; column, highlighting the best female artists on the rise today, has come out with a new song, &quot;The Ride.&quot;&nbsp; The Argentine musician&#39;s work&nbsp;centers on female stories and rejects the concept that the only legitimate narratives are those told by men.

Miranda&rsquo;s career has been a slow climb towards working with some of the most notable artists in the business, as well as developing her own personal sound throughout the process. &nbsp;She has opened for such notable musicians as Halsey, Maren Morris, and Niall Horan, and collaborated&nbsp;with Clean Bandit, who asked her to cover their track &quot;Solo.&quot; The Buenos Aires and Los Angeles-based artist has already taken the Argentine and Spanish music scenes by storm, performing at sold-out 10,000+ cap venues. &nbsp;

It&rsquo;s no surprise that the singer-songwriter&rsquo;s newest triumph is an uplifting yet sultry track, in which Miranda is the protagonist of her own narrative, sweetly but definitively singing, &ldquo;I&rsquo;m gonna take you for a ride&rdquo; repeatedly.

&quot;&#39;The Ride&#39; represents my musical universe over the past year,&quot; Miranda explains. &quot;It&rsquo;s the last song I&#39;ve written and recorded. Although written in two languages, I&nbsp;worked with both English and Latin American producers. I was so excited about the track after we recorded it that I decided to release it before planned.&quot;

She continues: &quot;I feel very identified with English and Latin pop. I think that worldwide, Latin music is crossing borders and it&#39;s being accepted more and more each day. Representing part of my Latin spirit makes me very proud. I&rsquo;ve written many songs in Spanish which I&rsquo;ll be releasing soon.&quot;

Miranda is an emerging talent that continues to prove her capabilities through her music and performances. While we can&#39;t wait to hear more, we&#39;ll be listening to &quot;The Ride&quot; nonstop for now.

Argentine Musician Lula Miranda Debuts New Single “The Ride”

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