In "Katchi," the focus is on inner strength, while simultaneously reflecting the collision of two worlds. The first line of the lyrics explains it quite well: "I'll stay here even if they aim at me because my parents taught me."

As a mixed-race woman in Switzerland, I had to go through various phases. Prejudice and racism were negative experiences from which I could draw positives like perseverance, caution, and the formation of my character.

The song is like a time capsule, transporting me back to where I am now. I believe many can identify with the lyrics, as it speaks what many are afraid to voice.

To visualize the storyline more vividly, we take flight to Mallorca, where the song was created during my three-month stay.

My reflection is my alter ego, no longer existing due to the shot, with the free fall from 10 meters into the wild sea reflecting strength and fear. As I arrive on the streets of Ses Salines, it becomes clear that life goes on even when you fall.