A few days ago one of those songs that not only sound good, but the soul with a little nostalgia. It’s about “Kiss me”, The new theme that marks the musical reunion between Alejandro Sanz and Shakiratwo artists who, although they have followed different paths, left trace 20 years ago with their unforgettable theme “La Tortura” (2005).
Since then, fans had been asking for a second round of this powerful duo, and it was not until now that the stars and agendas of both were aligned for this duet to happen again.
In an interview with Billboard, Alejandro did not hide his emotion. In fact, he confessed that, although they had time wanting to record together again, neither of them found the ideal song, but when they finally succeeded, he noticed that there is something special when they work together.
The magic, according to him, was the result of a lot of work, to mix roots, imagination and, of course, a little more experience than the last time.
“The chemistry that exists musical between the two is very strong and when we sing together something happens, as magic, so I think we get it based on that, to work together and put each one a pinch of our roots, a little of imagination and now a little more experience. There were many things to create the concoction that turned out to be this song”Said the Spanish, with that mixture of humility and passion that has always characterized it.
Interestingly, it was not easy to find the perfect song. Both Sanz and Shakira had been wanting to record together for some time, but nothing convinced them at all. Until “Kiss me”, and then everything fit.
Between laughs, Alejandro also said that she used to joke with the Colombian for collaborating with artists like Maluma, Prince Royce and Carlos Vives, but with him not.
“We had been talking for a long time. I always joked with her when we would make a song again because she only collaborated with young and handsome artists“
Alejandro Sanz’s new album, “And now what?” It represents much more than a simple collection of songs. According to the singer himself, this work arises in “a very important stage” of his life, marking the end of a musical era and the beginning of a new one.
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