Wherever she appears, she is currently celebrated. First, it was her song "Figlia d'a Tempesta" that became an anthem. Singer-songwriter Carola Moccia wrote it to protest against violence against women. But soon, music fans discovered the entire album, leading to sold-out concerts. Her performances are captivating and diverse. La Niña glides between Neapolitan love songs and danceable electronic beats, between the powerful rhythm of the frame drum and ethereal a cappella vocals. Linguistic and musical elements of Neapolitan, Arabic, and French blend together as naturally as old melodies and modern music production.