[Machine Translation] This is the fifth album by Ethiopian vocalist Minish. Born in the eastern Ethiopian city of Dire Dawa, Minish moved to the capital Addis Ababa as a child, and at the age of 14, after experiencing her first live concert, she developed a passion for the performing arts and joined the Ethiopian National Theater. He was deeply inspired by his homeland to express the richness of Ethiopian culture through music, song, and dance, and at the same time met Mulatu Astatuke, the composer known as the father of Ethiopian jazz. His thirst for new experiences then led him to Belgium and the Netherlands, where he built a career as a singer, dancer, producer, actor, and choreographer. The album, entitled "Nethosa," which means "freedom" in Amharic, is a reflection on her life to date and how she will let herself shine in the future, as she grapples with more creative freedom and expression.