New Yorker Maria Isabel returns to her Dominican Republic roots - and causes a stir - in Olivia de Camps' vibrant celebration of movement, colour and identity.

The video for Suzia travels through sun-soaked streets, crowded dance floors and scenes rooted in Maria Isabel’s cultural heritage, building a world alive with colour, vitality and collective expression. Bodies move in constant motion, sweat-soaked and euphoric, creating a sense of celebration that feels both intimate and communal.

It's a succession of images showcasing bold performance and culture, driven by rhythm, atmosphere and dance, resulting in a thrilling video for the Dominican-American singer and social media star.

Framing this energy, the video opens and closes with a quieter, more personal gesture - a nod to Maria Isabel’s own memories as she addresses her abuela, grounding the film’s exuberance in a sense of family and tradition. And clearly a great deal of consideration and craft has gone into creating what is also a coming together of Isobel and De Camps' shared Dominican Republican heritage.