Electro-Latin is making a strong sound again and it does so thanks to three names that represent different generations and styles within Latin music: Juan Magan, Chimbala and the revelation duo Anthony & Yeigo. Together they have given life to He doesn't fall in lovea proposal that lands this November 28 and that promises to become one of the most talked about topics of the season.
The song is born from a spontaneous connection between artists who share the same vision: update the legacy of electrolatino without losing its essence. In the studio, Magán brought his unmistakable stamp, that DNA that has made him a pioneer of the genre: warm percussions, catchy melodies and a structure designed to conquer the dance floor.
But the project asked for something more. It was then when they decided to add Chimbalaone of the most influential Dominican artists of recent years. His incorporation not only completed the circle, but elevated the proposal to another level, providing that Caribbean carefreeness that connects with the urban aesthetics and the contagious rhythm of the mambo. The result is a vibrant theme, which combines the best of two worlds: the characteristic melody of electro-latin and the rhythmic force of the Caribbean.
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The initial spark arose in a meeting between Anthony & Yeigo and Juan Magán. The duo, accompanied by producer Víctor R. Swag, shared with him the original demo of the song. From the first moment, Magán felt that there was something special: a song that was reminiscent of the anthems that marked a generation.
“We wanted to recover that sound we grew up with, but without nostalgia: bring it to the way we make music today”explain Anthony & Yeigo. “When Magán told us that he wanted to develop it with us, we understood that the topic had something special.”
This launch is a declaration of intent. The electrolatino, which conquered half the world more than a decade ago, returns with a renewed proposal that maintains its festive essencebut it opens itself to new influences. And it does so with three names that know how to connect with the public: Magán, with his experience and global vision; Chimbala, with its overwhelming energy; and Anthony & Yeigo, who represent the new generation ready to leave their mark.
And you, have you heard it yet?
