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Maria Deirisarri Basks in the Glory of Newfound Love on “The Same”
“The Same” captures the feeling of euphoria while in the throes of a budding love connection with skillful dreamy-pop goodness.
Conveniently releasing her lovey-dovey track on Valentine’s Day, or for everybody else, February 14, Maria Deirisarri’s newest song “The Same” showcases the fluttering of ecstasy when stumbling across a new love interest. Produced by Patrick Taylor (also known as Lazuli Vane), the song draws listeners in with its light, feathery vocals and dreamy ukulele. Every element of the track places listeners right into the heart of the character at hand. Urging her “other half” gently to consider opening up to her, she reassures her partner that the connection she feels knows no bounds. Towards the bridge, Deirisarri is met vocally by the object of her affection, singing “I know who you are, because you know who I am. And it feels so amazing to find the right match.” Their voices weave together seamlessly in order to demonstrate the mutually wondrous feelings that both parties are experiencing. As if listening to the passionate outpouring of a lover’s diary, “The Same” strikes the perfect balance of endearing and relatable.

Always making sure to pay homage to her Latin roots, Deirisarri makes sure to include a portion where she sings in Spanish. Keeping to her topic, she indulges in the romanticism of it all by fantasizing poetically “Como crecen las flores cuando estas conmigo” meaning “How the flowers bloom when I’m with you.” In this way, Deirisarri is fully present in her budding love, letting the feelings wash over her while allowing listeners to experience it all alongside her. Lyrically, Deirisarri believes it’s the most beautiful song she’s ever written and shares that it’s moved many to tears. So scooch a little closer to your love, gaze into each other’s eyes and allow “The Same” to stir up those beautiful feelings of amorous adoration this Valentine’s Day.
Listeners can stream “The Same” this Valentine’s Day on all major streaming platforms.
About Maria Deirisarri:

Although Maria Deirisarri is relatively new to the music industry, her affinity for music is nothing novel. Writing songs since 6-years-old, the now 15-year-old singer-songwriter has had a burning passion for music longer than she can remember. Infusing her Colombian heritage into her artistic identity, the Atlanta-born songstress is proud to blend her culture with the music scene as a Latin-pop princess in the making. Capturing life’s most important moments with an unmatched emotional clarity, the Deirisarri’s sound ranges from a romantic warmth to an enticing darkness. The artist shines brilliantly as a lyricist beyond her years.
Excited to start releasing music, she debuted with her single, “Blindfolded,” in 2020 which she followed up with 3 additional singles throughout 2021. Among the many things keeping the young artist busy, her triumphs in various competitions are at the top of the list. In 2021, she earned first place at Halcyon’s Got Talent 2021 in Georgia, and landed in second place in the nation-wide competition for the Delta Mu Mu Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. Beyond those successes, she also made it to the final stages of Eddie’s Attic Biannual Songwriters Competition in 2019, the final stages of Madlife’s Undiscovered Artist Competition 2019, and competed in Georgia Has Talent 2020. Despite her young age, this colorful artist meets listeners with a grace and uniqueness that is a breath of fresh air. Fans are beyond eager to see what this up and coming superstar has up her sleeve.
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