Daniela’s latest release, “Dance Alone,” is a sultry bilingual kiss-off that slides between Spanish verses and an English hook, making for a close, in-control song with an assertive tone and Middle Eastern instrumentation, giving it a little extra bite and texture. The song is essentially about choosing freedom from the exhaustion of games and dancing alone, not in penitence, but as a statement of control. Daniela’s reading is a natural embodiment of that attitude, a mixture of sensuality and strength. “Dance Alone” is sleek, bold, and unapologetic, making emotional detachment stylish enough to dance through.

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