Musical premieres of the week 2:24
(CNN Spanish) --
This week in our musical premieres, J Balvin launched "Niño soñador", a kind of open letter to his followers.
Also, we have Christian Nodal's spiteful ranchera, Sin Bandera's romantic ballad and C. Tangana's desktop.
At Zona Pop CNN we collect some of the most notable premieres.
See the list, along with their music videos, of the premieres of the third week of February 2022.
You can also enjoy these songs in this playlist of the 2022 releases on Spotify.
Musical premieres of the week:
J Balvin, "Dreamy boy"
We begin the musical premieres of the week with J Balvin, who presented "Niño soñador".
The Medellin interpreter said through a statement that the song is an open letter to his followers.
Musically, the song is reminiscent of Balvin from the beginning, the rock fanatic, with rhythms that are far from his usual dembow.
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Also, the singer talks about his depression and how everything he has achieved, fame, luxuries, jewelry, does not really give him happiness and makes special mention of his mother, who, according to Balvin on his Instagram account, She is hospitalized in intensive care due to covid-19.
Christian Nodal, "We are no longer nor will we be"
Christian Nodal makes it to our list with his first song as a Sony Music artist.
It is about "We are not and we will not be", a ranchera of spite that he makes known days after confirming his separation from the Mexican singer and actress, Belinda.
The theme was composed with Nodal together with Édgar Barrera.
It is worth noting that the ranchera has already slipped into the top 50 global most played songs, occupying position number 25 this Sunday. The video clip is also the sixth most played video on YouTube this Sunday.
No Flag, "Tell me yes"
And from a story that ends, we move on to one that could start.
The Latin American romantic duo Sin Bandera arrives for the first time on our list of musical premieres with "Dime que si", a ballad written for the moment when one person proposes to another.
Noel Schajris and Leonel García explained in a video shared by Sony Music that in their presentations they had always witnessed proposals for their songs, but they did not have a specific one for that special moment.
"Our music has had the honor of being part of the lives of thousands of people who use it to get married. It is something that fills us with pride and happiness, because it allows us to accompany them, in those transcendental and important moments that require a lot of courage. Schajris said.
"The moment when we ask someone to live the rest of their life with us is one of the strongest and most exciting experiences we can have," the singers added.
Ozuna, "Depressed"
This is the first urban song on our list of music premieres of the week.
It is "Depressed", Ozuna's first song of the year.
The theme will be part of his next album, Ozutochi.
The theme talks about the repeated times that a woman breaks up with her boyfriend and returns with another man, who deciphers her game: "He makes you depressed, he thinks you're hurt. He's waiting for you to come back 'and you put in here'".
The video was shot by a frequent Ozuna collaborator, Venezuelan director Nuno Gomes.
This video clip is the third most viewed on YouTube this Sunday.
Tini and Beele, "Fantasi"
Tini returns with "Fantasi", a collaboration with Colombian Beele.
The song has tropical rhythms and talks about that magical phase of falling in love between two people.
The theme was composed by the interpreters together with Andrés Torres, Mauricio Rengifo and SuperDakis.
For the video clip, the Argentine did not hesitate to go to one of the tourist attractions of her country: The Iguazú Falls.
The video clip was directed by Diego Peskins.
C. Tangana, Omar Montes, Daviles de Novelda and Canelita "La culpa"
C. Tangana returns to the list of musical premieres with "La culpa", a song that is part of "La Sobremesa", the deluxe edition of his revolutionary album, "El Madrileño".
"La culpa" is a modern rumba, with clapping, flamenco guitar but also drums and electric guitar.
The video clip for this song was also in charge of Santos Bacana from Little Madrid, the creative eye behind all the audiovisual material of "El Madrileño".
"La Sobremesa", by C. Tangana, contains three unreleased songs: "La culpa", "Bobo" and "Te venero".
Added to these songs are those already released in 2021 such as "Yate" and "Ateo", the versions of his NPR Tiny Desk, "Me maten" and "Los tontos", in addition to the original version of "A poison" and "To distribute".
Other notable musical premieres:
"His Footprints" by Romeo Santos
"Envolver" (remix) by Anitta and Justin Quiles
"Out of the Market" by Danny Ocean
"Na Na Na" by Goyo
"Suelta" by Dímelo Flow, Rauw Alejandro, Farruko, Mr. Vegas, Maria Becerra, Fatman Scoop
"The city without a soul" by El Cuarteto de Nos
"Missed Call" by Morat
"The Single Women" by Lola Indigo
"Shining" by Pehuenche feat.
Carlos Sadness
"Pendiente al Paso" (remix) by Fuego and Ryan Castro
"Your Look" by Juan Palau feat.
adso alexander
"The defeat" of La Arrolladora Banda el Limón by René Camacho
"What do you know?"
by La Marisoul
"This is just the beginning" by Duki and Emilia
"Restart" by VF7 X Lele Pons X Ninow and Candy
"Commander" by Kiko el Crazy x Randy Nota Loca
"I think of you every hour" by Dvicio
"Skull" by Keke Minowa
Lulu's "Signs"
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