Puerto Rican singer Luis Fonsi said in an interview with Efe that his worldwide hit "Despacito" exemplifies his musical evolution towards his usual ballads and songs romantic "more upbeat" style. "Right now, which has grown pop music, I'm seeing that we all need pace, we need movement and we need joy, "said the Puerto Rican on a topic this week reached number 9 in the Hot 100 list Billboard.n he admitted that" like everything in life, music is evolving "and he, in a way, was the need to offer a different repertoire for his music was in force in a market where industry collaborations and urban sounds pop and fusion. After all the maelstrom that has been "Despacito" singer expects to finalize the details of his new album, which is scheduled for after the summer. This new material Fonsi moved in his eighth career album will not abandon the romantic ballads and rhythms, but, yes, it will be a "much more driven" production. "(My album) will be like me: I have my most serious moments and my moments of pure dance and party," he said.
And it is that Fonsi is the clear example of reinventing the music industry is the key to success and they wanted to capture in "Despacito" theme for which he asked for help to Daddy Yankee, one of the greatest exponents of urban genre. It seemed that the artist had been typecast in romantic ballads and songs, but surprised the audience with a totally different from what he had done earlier style. Thanks to "Slowly", the interpreter is living a second golden age, revalidándose as one of the great artists of the music scene. "It was a song that has filled us with surprises, has been very nice to see how people are connected from the start and grew," she said "grateful" the singer. Adapting to new times and mergers, Fonsi dared to put aside the style calmest of "Do not give up" and "Here I am" and risked with a theme that mixing reggaeton with pop and electronic sounds. The combination, in his view, was "perfect" because it had all the ingredients to succeed.
The numbers speak for themselves and the song was the first Spanish in placed in the number one Global Spotify and reached one trillion views in just four months, which had only managed Adele with "Hello". But Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee wanted to continue making history with this issue and Justin Bieber managed to join this adventure and dare to sing for the first time in Spanish, "Despacito". "He was on tour in Bogota and heard the song in a nightclub. He saw the public reaction, he fell in love the subject and talked to his 'manager' to do the remix," he said. According Fonsi, the next day the Canadian singer, during the world tour, locked himself in a recording studio to put his voice to the song, something "that make very few artists." "I know what it's like to be on tour and be focused on having 'shows' every night. He asked me the letter, he recorded the chorus in Spanish and put very fond of the issue," said Fonsi, who said he was "honored" by the gesture of the Canadian pop star. Now the singer is preparing to pack and embark on a tour that will take you through Latin America and Spain and plans to close more dates in other cities in the United States and Europe, where the issue has also crossed borders.
