Ricardo Montaner publishes a new version of “Yo que te amé”, a song he released in 1986

The singer-songwriter Ricardo Montaner This Thursday he published ‘Yo que te ame (Montaner version)’, a new version of the romantic ballad of the same name that he published in 1986 and that will be part of his next studio album.

The song retains “the essence and passion of the original,” but also seeks to “resonate in the hearts of 1986 listeners and new generations,” according to a statement from its representative office.

“It fills me with happiness to present this new version, a song recorded with my current voice and an improved sound that promises to revive the deepest feelings of those who once swore eternal love to each other,” Montaner noted in the note.

The singer, born in Argentina, will perform this new version during the Latin American Music Awards (Latin AMAs) ceremony to be held tonight in Las Vegas (Nevada) and in which he will receive a special award in recognition of “his extraordinary legacy.” musical”.

Montaner recalled that the theme is related to his beginnings in music, when “he wrote songs motivated by that first love that arrows our hearts.”

“I never imagined that this would get as far as it has, my dreams were small and the possibilities were even smaller,” added the interpreter.

With information from EFE