A trip to Jamaica inspired Maluma to record a new album.
Maluma celebrated his birthday (January 28) with the release of his new surprise album "# 7DJ (7 Días En Jamaica)".
The project includes seven songs and videos that take us on an audiovisual journey as Maluma explores Jamaica, leaving the traps of fame and connected to a new reality renewed by contact with the people of the island, music and the spirit of freedom. .
For "# 7DJ (7 Días En Jamaica)", the ever-flexible and ever-evolving artist takes his sound in a completely unexpected new direction.
Maluma combines latin urban music with reggae and dancehall while collaborating with famous Jamaican artists Ziggy Marley......
Selena Gomez confirms the recent rumors and releases a brand new Spanish song entitled "De Una Vez".
A year after the release of "Rare", which gave her her third consecutive Billboard 200 debut, Selena Gomez decided to explore her roots deeper and connect with her ancestors through music.
Although she was born to a Mexican father and took her name from popular tejano singer Selena Quintanilla, the 28-year-old pop star's involvement with Latin music was really rare.
In 2010 she released the single "Un Año Sin Lluvia", the Spanish version of the song "A Year Without Rain" from her self-titled album with The Scene, while in 2018 we heard her sing a small part in Spanish in the hit......
Maluma shares the music video featuring the song "Cielo a un Diablo" from his album "Papi Juancho".
The reggaeton artist's fifth studio album was digitally released by Sony Music Latin last August and in the coming days will be available for the first time on a physical product (CD).
"I like this song because it tells the truth," Maluma told "Cielo a un Diablo" in an interview with Billboard.
"The guy is completely honest. He asks her why she fell in love with him, if she knew who he was. She liked it because he was a bad boy. So, he says, "do not ask a devil for paradise." "It's a dark song, but it's also very commercial and I'm sure many of us are going through that," he explained.
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