Selena Gomez has finally released a Spanish album. From her appearances on
Barney to her makeup collection
Rare Beauty, she already has quite the resume, but her new EP, Revelación, diversifies it even more. Three out of seven of the songs on the album, “De Una Vez”, “Baila Conmigo” and “Selfish Love,” were released as singles beforehand. They all debuted in the Top 10 on the Billboard Latin Charts and the EP itself peaked at #2.
Although she has never released an entire Spanish album before, these songs are not her first that were released in the language. She featured in the reggaeton song “Taki Taki” by DJ Snake in 2018, with whom she collaborates again on this album, along with Ozuna and Cardi B. She also has released Spanish versions of her songs “Who Says” and “A Year Without Rain” at the same time the original versions came out around ten years ago. Regardless, the release of this album shows a different side of Selena in more ways than one.
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Selena Gomez spotted filming for her latest project ANI | Updated: Apr 12, 2021 18:55 IST
Washington [US], April 12 (ANI): Singer Selena Gomez, who recently made headlines after she hinted at a potential retirement from music in order to give herself a real shot at acting, was spotted filming on the sets of her new TV series.
As per E! News, the singer was photographed wearing a white turtle neck with a large bloodstain on the front while filming a scene for her new Hulu series Only Murders In the Building .
She is starring in and executive producing the upcoming series. The scene also shows Selena s character being escorted by police, which, hopefully, won t be too big a spoiler for the forthcoming show.
Rare, Selena Gomez has returned with her EP
Revelación, released March 12. The project, making its mark as her first Spanish-language record, is a delicately delightful venture that strays from the artist’s previous dance-pop endeavors.
Gomez often overcompensates on her frequent mainstream collaborations, many of which are riddled with the type of electronic dance breaks that dominate local radio stations for too long. Yet with
Revelación, Gomez possesses a picturesque awareness that she has nothing to prove. She sings tenderly, but not tentatively her confidence is warm and firm, saturating her tracks with gentle incandescence.
To accompany this bright tranquility, vibrant reggaeton and R&B influences reign on
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