Sofía Reyes reflects on a difficult moment in her life in “Milamores”, her most personal album

The Mexican singer Sofia Reyes offers an introspective testament with his new studio album “Milamores”, which is released this Thursday and reflects an emotional journey and a rebirth after a romantic breakup or a difficult personal moment.

“From lovesickness, milamores are born,” says the composer in a statement on the occasion of this new album that reflects an “emotional journey,” or “a conversation with herself,” composed of 14 songs, among which is “tqum.” , performed as a duet with his compatriot Danna Paola and which reached number one in Mexico.

The choice of the album’s release date, the same day that the Day of the Dead is celebrated, is not coincidental, since it is “a holiday that symbolizes transformation, rebirth and remembrance,” the note highlights. , which adds “the transition to a place of personal growth and resilience” made by the Mexican.

“Considered as a B part of his previous work, ‘Mal de amores’, the album represents a new narrative separate from his previous works, presenting a transparent and transformative exploration of his own experiences,” deepens the note.

The album, distributed by Warner Music and produced by Thom Bridges, includes collaborations with the group El Gran Silencio, rapper Gera Mx and urban music performer Mariah Angeliq, among others.

Different styles such as bachata (with the singer Beéle), cumbia and pop can be heard in this album, which the singles “Hoy me porto mal” and “Luna” had already been previewed with great success.

The best letter of introduction of this production is, however, the song that gives its name to the album, a heartbreaking bolero where the Mexican, supported by a melodious guitar, gives free rein to an emotional voice, which finds a balanced contrast with the rapping. from the Mexican Gera MX.

Nominated for several international awards, Sofía Reyes has 1.8 billion accumulated views on YouTube and 10.5 million average monthly listeners on Spotify.

With information from EFE