“If I sometimes talk about you” is the song selected for the third preview as a single by Beto Collado, which will be on his next album full of salsa, surprises and great guests, like on this occasion Miosotis.
“If I sometimes talk about you” is a tribute to the composer Manuel Alejandro, composed in 1982 and performed by José Luis Rodríguez, El Puma.
Even though “If I sometimes talk about you” is a sad song that talks about a love that ended, both Beto, Miosotis and his music producer Remy Nuñez manage to turn it around, turning it into a happier song. at the same time ironic.
Part of the arrangements that characterize the song is the fusion of salsa with modern elements that provides different nuances by combining the brass section with the piano and synthesizers, as well as the unique voice of such an excellent performer that captivates from the first minutes of the piece.
Furthermore, it is one of the first collaborations of Beto, who joins his voice to that of Miosotis that intertwine in different verses, choruses and proclamations with the power already characteristic of the sound of Miosotis to the rhythm of Salsa.
“I am grateful for the great honor of having the collaboration of Miosotis, who is a singer with a great career in merengue due to her time in the very successful group The New York Band and then as a salsa singer, she is the person who, upon hearing her sing in front of me, He opened the possibility for me to sing with my soul, he has taught me with his example the love and respect for music, to dare to be myself without imitating, always challenging me to give more of myself, thanking, valuing and taking responsibility for having been born with the gift of singing,” said Collado.
The video for “If I sometimes talk about you” was recorded in Miami at the JN Music Group studios, by the entire team that gives life to the audiovisual productions of the music labels run by the brothers Juan Hidalgo and Nelson Estévez .
“If I sometimes talk about you” is a love poem in simple, direct and strong words. This song is food for the soul, only a genius like Manuel Alejandro could compose something so unique. I thank Beto and his music producer Remy Núñez for the invitation to this wonderful piece of music and their record label MP Musical Productions, home of the great salsa singers in the world,” says Miosotis.
Enjoy “If I sometimes talk about you” on all musical platforms. She got the sauce with Beto Collado.
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