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Argentine singer-songwriter Diego Torres said today that his new song and video "A Poquito" for the first time in duet with Carlos Vives, is "ideal" to share with the Colombian taste of the two by the Latin-American rhythms.
Vives is "an ideal partner, very committed, very pbadionate about the song", expressed in an interview with Efe the Argentine.
"It's a song that has a very felt and a rhythmic rhythm also dancing, a combination that I like a lot" said the interpreter of "Color esperanza ".
"I've always loved to merge the rhythms of Latin America" Torres adds about the new single, a tropical fusion with urban, electronic and reggae sounds that are still alive. it will be released this Friday.
The actor also said that Vives is a singer "very fresh, which has the flavor of the coast of Colombia and the Colombian folk music, but worn in its own way."
The song begins by an accordion "but not in the vallenato style, but more melodious, which has to do with another intention," he said. to work on the lyrics and there the voice of Carlos appeared because it is a very fresh song, ideal to combine with him " who, while receiving it, began to" throw ideas "[19659008] "A poco & # 39; "," he said, remembering that they also had a lot of fun recording the video in Buenos Aires with actress Natalie Pérez.
"The good thing about the video is that it's in the tone of the comedy, it's been a long time since I wanted a video that has that sympathy, and Carlos has a lot of fun." , he said about the production, which was entrusted to Spanish director and photographer Rubén Martín
. very romantic "are very appropriate for those times when women" seek their rights, equality ", when complaints against gender violence prevail.
" It's nice to talk nice Women "" But everyone writes what he wants and is slave to their lyrics and therefore their songs, "he added.
Torres is now working on the upcoming songs on his album , that it will come out at the end of this year or at the beginning of the next and in which there will be "surprises" with duets with other artists.
"A Poquito" which is available on the Internet, was produced by Cuban Yadam González, Latin Grammy winner for Best Tropical Song 2016. EFE
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