Divino Niño Release New Music Video for "Flamingo"

Rising Latinx indie-rockers Divino Niño shared their lovely new album Foam last week, and today they’ve released a music video for album cut “Flamingo.”

Like other tracks on Foam, “Flamingo” is a sedated wave. Camilo Medina’s understated vocals are sensual and misty, just as calming as they are engaged. He yearns for his lover over delicate strings and atmospheric harmonies, with a synth slicing through it all to ground the track in a lounge setting.

The video, directed by Jake Armstrong, follows a flamingo longing for the only thing he wants: “froot.” Armstrong explains in a statement that he “wanted to emphasize his loneliness by having him in deserted streets and boardwalks and only running across one other character (who is munching on a big ol’ fruit with a grin across his face).”

Foam is out now via Winspear. Divino Niño are heading out on tour to support Crumb later this year; you can check out those tour dates here. Watch the video for “Flamingo” below and revisit the band’s 2014 Daytrotter Session further down.

Divino Niño Release New Music Video for “Flamingo”