The new collaboration of Alejandro Sanz and Shakira already has a title and release date: when does “Kiss me”? | Music
Since we saw this May 13 sharing the stage with Shakira, we knew that Alejandro Sanz brought things in his hands. And is that after merging their talents in “The torture” and “I thank you, but not”it was confirmed that both artists will join their voices again in a new Sound commitment.
It’s about “Kiss me”a hit that was announced as one of the tracks of the surprise new Sanz album, and that will reach the platforms almost 20 years after his latest featuring.
Alejandro Sanz and Shakira come back with collaboration
It was three days ago that the Spanish musician and composer shared through his social networks the tracklist of “And now what?” An album composed of six melodies that promises to explore the different emotional landscapes of the musician, while supported by connoted show figures, including the Barranquilla.
- Palm trees in the garden
- Kiss me (feat. Shakira)
- The wine of your mouth
- I don’t feel good today (feat. Border Group)
- That is love
- What would it be like? (feat. Manuel Turizo)
Although, collaborations with Manuel Turizo and Grupo Frontera already generate expectation among the fanatica, it is the second track The one who keeps followers anxious.
And this melody brings together the Madrid with Shakira two decades from his last musical juices. Recall that they launched “torture” in 2005, a subject deserving of Two Latin Grammy Awards 2006in the recording categories of the year and song of the year.
A year later, they released “I thank you, but not”, who headed the lists Billboard Hot Latin Songs and Latin Pop Airplay.
Now, to satisfy the desires of his followers a little, the musician revealed A new advance of the hit:
“I tell you the truth. If life is pretty you and they are so similar. In the end I dare not let fate decide. If there is any risk of seeing me without you. I do not want to bet,” says Sanz.
When does collaboration premiere? Well May 23together with the entire “And now what?”.
