Gian Marco Zignago and María José sing together a new version of “It’s not going to be easy” | VIDEO

Close to returning with face-to-face shows, the Peruvian singer and composer Gian Marco Zignago released a new version of his hit “No va ser easy” this time with the Mexican singer María José, material that is already available on all digital platforms.

A Gian Marco and María José is united by a great friendship and mutual admiration for the incredible work in the world of music that they have been doing for decades. María José is a renowned Spanish-speaking interpreter, with 25 years of artistic career 13 as a soloist and 12 as a vocal leader of Kabah, one of the most iconic groups of pop in Spanish of the 90s.

“María José takes this song to that place where only her incredible voice and huge heart can do it. I am extremely grateful to her for having agreed to participate in this collaboration. With all the enthusiasm in the world, we hope that both your audience and mine will enjoy this version of # NoVaASerFácil ”, says Zignago.

As a soloist, the Mexican artist has obtained 5 Gold Records, 4 Platinum Records, 1 Platinum + Gold Record (physical format). He has recorded 7 albums and has placed more than 29 singles in the Top 10 of radio in Mexico and digital platforms either as a soloist and through collaborations.

Likewise, he has collaborated with artists such as: Andrea Bocelli, Belinda, Carlos Vives, Carlos Rivera, Carlos Baute, Café Quijano, Edith Márquez, Juan Gabriel, José José, Miguel Bosé, Mónica Naranjo, Moenia, Motel, Martha Sánchez, Mijares, Ricardo Montaner, among others.

The lyrics and music of “No va ser Fácil” belong to Gian Marco and are produced by the award-winning Sebastian Krys, with whom the Peruvian artist has created hits such as “Se me olvidó”, “Te mentiría”, “Lamento”, “Al other side of the Moon “,” The whole life “and -recently- I’d rather live without you and start over.

The new version of “It will not be easy” is now available on all music platforms in the world and on the official accounts of María José and Gian Marco.