Mabe Fratti is a distinguished Guatemalan cellist and vocalist whose innovative approach to music spans various genres, including ambient, electronic, and experimental sounds. Originally from Guatemala, she began her musical journey at the age of eight, receiving classical training in cello. Her early exposure to a limited musical palette transformed when she discovered file sharing, leading her to explore diverse influences that shaped her unique sound. Fratti’s artistic evolution took a significant leap when she relocated to Mexico City in 2016, where she immersed herself in the vibrant improvisational music scene.

In 2019, Fratti released her debut album, “Pies Sobre La Tierra,” which showcased her lush cello compositions and marked her entry into the international music landscape. The album was notable for its emotional depth and innovative fusion of ambient and electronic elements. Following this success, her 2021 album, “Será Que Ahora Podremos Entendernos,” received critical acclaim from major outlets such as Pitchfork and The Guardian, further establishing her as a prominent figure in contemporary music. This album highlighted her lyrical creativity and the seamless integration of vintage synths and field recordings with her cello work.

Fratti’s collaborative spirit is evident in her involvement with the avant-garde music collective Amor Muere, which she co-founded. The collective released the album “A Time to Love, a Time to Die” in 2023, showcasing their experimental approach and solidifying their reputation as an innovative supergroup. Additionally, her partnership with Hector Tosta in the project Titanic resulted in the album “Vidrio,” blending jazz and chamber pop influences.

With each project, Mabe Fratti continues to captivate audiences through her hypnotic performances and profound emotional impact. Her ability to weave together contemporary and ancestral musical elements creates a powerful sonic experience that resonates deeply with listeners, making her a significant voice in the modern music scene.