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Renowned artists combine their talent to offer a melody to Guayaquil in their Patronal Festivities.

GUAYAQUIL editorial

Attracted by the musical pbadion and patriotic feeling of their hometown, Guayaquil, Nicole Rubira and Samantha Gray decide to create a theme, referring to the 438 years of the founding of the "Main Port".

] From a fusion of ideas, voices and sounds emerged "His candil", a melody that, according to the artists, described with deep feeling the essence of "light" and verve "that owns the coastal city. The Guayaquileñas were gathered in the neighborhood of Cerro Santa Ana, Las Peñas, to print, in an audiovisual, the colorful landscape of the place, the sculpture of the heritage houses and the majestic Guayas River.

During the recording, the artists enjoyed a trip with a festive atmosphere, full of music, fun and photographs.

"The theme is inspired by the people who talk about the city.This melody is out of our guts," explains Nicole. "It has a deep feel and a very sweet rhythm that transports you. Above all, if you are in this place and you look down on all this beauty, feeling in your face the breeze of the river. It is for everyone to enjoy with a deep feeling, "said the Ecuadorian interpreter.

A lot of inspiration
While tuning the strings of a guitar, Samantha said that there were a lot of ideas to sing at La Perla, but they opted for a lyrical light that goes to the rhythm of the song.

better thing than him.At present, there are a lot of songs that speak of the tourist beauty of Guayaquil, but with Nicole we prefer to emphasize its essence, which contains many things from the character of the people to that very deep feeling of feeling Guayaquil, "said Gray, who was happy to record with Nicole.

"I consider Nicole a stamp of Guayaquil, he belongs to the clan of the composer and insigne of the city, just like Mr. Carlos Rubira Infante.It is very beautiful, it has a huge voice and it has this simple peculiarity, charming and charismatic that defines the porteño woman, "said Gray.

For the video, both artists wore a white shirt and blue jeans.From the recording, they were accompanied by Hilda Murillo, Fresia Saavedra and singer and songwriter Héctor Napolitano, who thought about their talent and congratulated them on the melody. (JCL)