Emmanuel brings his distinctive vocals and style to to “Dónde Estás Corazón ” Arthur Hanlon’s sensitivity and virtuosic piano yield a beautiful versión of “Los Amantes ” Colombian band Morat brings “Sobreviviremos” to a new generation of listeners Il Divo performs “Maitechu Mía ” and Ana Torroja closes the set with a poignant versión of the classic “Secretary.”Ī big player in making the new recordings a reality is José Miguel González, who joined the group nearly a decade ago - and who since coming on board has been intent in keeping the group current and renovated. Infinito includes an outstanding versión of “Amor de Hombre,” featuring Gloria Trevi.
“Then I finally saw myself recording differently, and when I heard the results I thought, “Why hadn’t we done this before?” I was never convinced,” says Izaskun Uranga, who still sings in the group. “Every time someone spoke to me about doing different arrangements for our songs. Production and arrangement of the new takes on old classics are courtesy of Jacobo Calderón - producer and composer son of Juan Carlos Calderón, the legendary songwriter who penned many of Mocedades’ biggest hits. The first of these, an EP titled Infinito, is out May 20 (Fonovisa/Universal Music Mexico) and features duets with the likes of Ana Torroja, David Bisbal and Gloria Trevi. When I heard the results I thought, “Why hadn’t we done this before?” The sound became emblematic, powering Mocedades through the decades and past several changes in its original three-woman, three-man lineup It was 1974, and “Eres Tú,” performed in the Eurovision song contest, managed to pierce the barrier of language with its ethereal melody and the lush vocal harmonies of sisters Izaskun, Amaya and Estíbaliz Uranga. It’s been nearly 50 years since Mocedades, the iconic Spanish group, made the unlikely rise to top 10 sensation on the Billboard Hot 100 with their global, all-Spanish hit “Eres Tú.” Morat, Gloria Trevi, David Bisbal, Il Divo, Arthur Hanlon and more join the iconic Spanish group in first duets album
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