Paulina Rubio happy after the premiere of her new song “I am”

Mexican Paulina Rubio She presented her new single and video “Yo soy” this Thursday in Miami, which she sang to the press and to a select group of her followers, to whom she stated that the song reflects the best version of herself.

“I want to be my best version, I want to forgive people who did not forgive and I want to free myself from many chains that prevent me from following my path”, the so-called “Golden Girl” assured the press.

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At 50, Rubio was enthusiastic about plans for the future, which include “especially” a tour, as well as a new album and in which she does not rule out a new love.

“Eva is in paradise, I assure you there will be many more Adams, but there is only one Eva”, expressed the singer, presenter, businesswoman and actress with four decades of artistic career.

“The story goes more or less like this”, He said before interpreting his new song in an intimate evening in which he also sang at the request of the public “I am not that woman”, one of his hits with two decades of history.

She stated that she is “a renewed woman, mother, friend” wanting to share her music. The singer stressed that she is “working on many things” and that “one does not take time away from the other.”

The Miami-based singer said that she will dress up as a Policeman this Halloween, a costume that her children Eros and Andrea Nicolás really like, the latter fruit of her relationship with her ex-husband Nicolás Vallejo-Nájera, better known as Colate.

The production of the new song, which is a call to empower women based on her own experience, according to the artist, was in charge of Andrés Castro, winner of two Grammy Awards and 13 Latin Grammy Awards.

“I am”, full of phrases that challenge such as “I owe nothing to anyone”, “Because I am what I want to be, without pretending” and “No one undoes me, no one rules me, because I am always the queen ”Is dedicated to women, the queens, said Rubio.

Last September, the singer was crowned the Golden Queen during the Pride Latino celebration in Miami Beach, where she had already announced the song.