Farruko releases his new album that he worked on in the midst of his conversion to Christianity

The Puerto Rican urban artist Farruko This Friday he released his new album, ‘CVRBON VRMOR [C_DE: G_D.O.N.]’, which he said he worked on in the midst of his “storm of speculation” about his career and his conversion to Christianity.

“This project is a work that has been going on for two years, and I brought up the concept in the middle of my musical transition, and during the storm of speculation about where Farruko and his career would end up,” Farruko explained in a press release.

“But here we are with our feet firmly planted and with the glory of God crossing the stereoscopic barrier of music with another message,” He continued by saying Carlos Efrén Reyes, the artist’s first name.

The album consists of seven songs and its collaborations include veteran Puerto Rican urban artist Divino, Panamanian K4G, Elena Vargas and Sharo Towers.

The album, in turn, is part of the first season of a story told in two chapters. The second volume of the production will be launched at the beginning of summer.

According to the statement sent by Farruko’s representatives, the album “is a multisensory experience that challenges the limits of auditory perception” through melodic influences “ranging from flamenco, oriental sounds, electronic music and urban Latin.”

The project is accompanied by an ambitious cinematographic proposal where each audio is mastered using Dolby Atmos technology.

The story, which is told in seven music videos, maintains the cinematic aesthetic of the album and is inspired by science fiction worlds such as ‘Star Wars’.

The videos reflect the war that the singer faces, his arrival in a desert, the mission to save a life, his subsequent return to the apocalyptic world where this chapter began and an imminent celebration of victory.

In addition to this new release, Farruko is preparing for his new tour, ‘Carbon Armor Tour’, which he will do through Latin America, North America and Europe.

With information from EFE