Top 5 Hispanic Artists You Should Be Listening To: Jorge Drexler, Ibrahim Ferrer, Santiago Cruz and more
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Uruguay's favorite singer has risen to the global challenge of the Coronavirus pandemic and released its latest single "Codo con Codo", an urgent call to people to respect the social distance needed to control the spread of the virus.
"What a cheeky guy; nobody in the neighborhood wants him", opens this fantastic salsa by salsa icon Ibrahim Ferrer, which can also be heard in a different quality on the latest remix of the album Buenos Hermanos, released last February. For those who do not know the maestro Ferrer, we recommend taking a look at the history of the Buena Vista Social Club and soaking up a fundamental piece of the genre's history.
In times of crisis, nothing better than a good bolero. And not all boleros are old. For lovers of the genre, we recommend the album "Elementales" by Colombian Santiago Cruz, especially it’s last song "Ya Veremos," a hymn to "life that gives no respite.”
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