Myriam Hernández presents “Tauro”, her twelfth studio album

Singer Myriam Hernandez announced this Monday the release of her twelfth studio album, titled ‘Tauro’, which includes 10 new songs with the distinctive style of the Chilean composer in romantic music.

The title of the album “defines the strength, personality, tenacity and temperament in this new work of the singer Myriam Hernández together with the Spanish producer and composer Jacobo Calderón, her artistic ally,” indicates a press release.

“This new album brings together the four singles released during the last year – ‘We’ve told it all’, ‘Invencible’, ‘Just take care of yourself and goodbye’ and ‘With the five senses’, which already have more than 11 million views on YouTube and Spotify- and plus six other unreleased songs”Add.

Each of the new songs has its respective video clip for its YouTube channel and the album will be available starting January 18 on all digital music platforms.

It is a work with the characteristic interpretative seal of Myriam Hernández, an artist with a romantic vocation who has sung about love in all her albums. “with a voice full of power, sensitivity and subtleties that has made her songs anthems for millions of women and became favorites for thousands of romances.”

For this 2024, the artist will continue her ‘Invincible World Tour’ through Chile, including on January 13 at the Santiago International Balloon Festival, which will be held in Laguna de Carén, and the following night at the Talagante Festival, in addition to two concerts at the Municipal Theater of Viña del Mar on February 23 and 24.

In March it will be in five American cities in the states of New Jersey, New York, Massachusetts and Florida.

He also has presentations scheduled in Spain, Italy, Colombia, Peru, Argentina, Panama, Dominican Republic, Ecuador and other Latin American countries.

The artist, winner of the 2022 Latin Grammy Musical Excellence Award, has just been distinguished by the Society of Authors as a Fundamental Figure of Chilean Music, in recognition of her career, transcendence and legacy in the music of her native country.

With information from EFE