The 14-track set also includes collaborations with artists who have died, including Rocio Durcal, Juan Gabriel and Armando Manzanero, with whom he was able to record live just months before his death in December.Įarlier this year, rising regional Mexican artist Ingrid Contreras released part two of her En Vivo series, placing all bets on covers of chart-topping songs. In En Vivo Vol. This time, Calamaro is joined by fellow Latin stars including Julio Iglesias, Alejandro Sáenz, Mon Laferte, Carlos Vives, Sebastian Yatra and Julieta Venegas, among others, for an epic covers set that reintroduces tracks that have stood the test of time to a new generation of listeners.Ī celebration of greatness! Mexican crooner Carlos Rivera pays homage to the generation of artists that came before him and have inspired his career on his new album aptly titled Leyendas, or legends. The sublime album includes reimagined versions of songs that soundtracked the ’70s and ’80s via duets with their original singers, including Gloria Estefan, Franco De Vita and Raphael.
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(We will update the list throughout the year.)Īrgentine rock icon Andrés Calamaro revisits some of his greatest songs such as “Flaca,” “Bohemio” and “Estadio Azteca” on his new album Dios Los Cría. I wanted to return to a place where I felt I was myself.”īelow, a breakdown of Latin covers albums that have dropped in 2021. Mis Planes Son Amarte was an experiment that took me to the limit of where I can go. “These are songs that marked my childhood, my teen years and my early adulthood,” Juanes told Billboard. Ranging from Juan Gabriel’s “No Tengo Dinero” and Fito Páez’s “El Amor Después del Amor” to Juan Luis Guerra’s “Bilirrubina,” the 12-track set is an homage to the artists and songs that have inspired his career.” Meanwhile, Juanes goes on a more personal journey for his 10th studio album, Origen (Origin), on which he offers reimagined versions of songs that have made up the soundtrack of his life. Here's What Juanes Geeked Out on While Making 'Origen'
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