Singer records new version of hit song in Puerto Rico studio AI illustrationhow this picture was madeBrenda K. Starr is in Puerto Rico promoting a re-recorded salsa version of her 1997 hit "No digas nada," El Nuevo Día reported on Nov 9. [1] The new version is a fresh take on the track she originally released in 1997 on the album "Te sigo esperando." [2][3][4]
She decided to re-record the song after seeing young people singing it online. [5] The new recording is part of an independent production project and carries an arrangement by producer Pedro Jesús. [6][7]
"No digas nada" began life in 1987 as a ballad performed by Lunna, written by Rudy Pérez, Enrique Raúl De Jesús and Roberto Livi. [8][9] A decade later Starr turned it into salsa for "Te sigo esperando," and that version earned her gold and platinum records. [10][11]
Starr says she is not retired - she stepped back from music to raise her family, and counts four adult children and six granddaughters. [12][13][14] A new original song from her is due in February 2027. [15]Brenda K. Starr está en Puerto Rico promocionando una versión de salsa regrabada de su éxito de 1997 "No digas nada", informó El Nuevo Día el 9 de noviembre. [1] La nueva versión es una interpretación renovada del tema que originalmente lanzó en 1997 en el álbum "Te sigo esperando". [2][3][4]
Decidió regrabar la canción tras ver a jóvenes cantándola en línea. [5] La nueva grabación es parte de un proyecto de producción independiente y lleva un arreglo del productor Pedro Jesús. [6][7]
"No digas nada" comenzó en 1987 como una balada interpretada por Lunna, escrita por Rudy Pérez, Enrique Raúl De Jesús y Roberto Livi. [8][9] Una década después, Starr la convirtió en salsa para "Te sigo esperando", y esa versión le valió discos de oro y platino. [10][11]
Starr dice que no está retirada. Se alejó de la música para criar a su familia, y cuenta con cuatro hijos adultos y seis nietas. [12][13][14] Una nueva canción original de su autoría está pautada para febrero de 2027. [15]
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Brenda K. Starr is visiting Puerto Rico to promote a new re-recorded version of her 1997 song "No digas nada" · El Nuevo DíaPuerto Rico
Brenda K. Starr released a new salsa version of her song "No digas nada". · elnuevodia.comPuerto Rico
Brenda K. Starr originally released "No digas nada" in 1997. · elnuevodia.comPuerto Rico
The 1997 salsa version appeared on the album "Te sigo esperando". · primerahora.comPuerto Rico
Brenda K. Starr re-recorded "No digas nada" after seeing young people sing it online. · elnuevodia.comPuerto Rico
The new recording is part of an independent production project. · primerahora.comPuerto Rico
Pedro Jesús created the musical arrangement for the new version. · primerahora.comPuerto Rico
"No digas nada" began in 1987 as a ballad performed by Lunna. · primerahora.comPuerto Rico
The original 1987 song was written by Rudy Pérez, Enrique Raúl De Jesús and Roberto Livi. · primerahora.comPuerto Rico
Brenda K. Starr made a salsa version of the song in 1997. · primerahora.comPuerto Rico
The 1997 salsa version earned Gold and Platinum sales records. · primerahora.comPuerto Rico
Brenda K. Starr states she is not retired from music. · elnuevodia.comPuerto Rico
Brenda K. Starr took time off music to raise her family. · elnuevodia.comPuerto Rico
Brenda K. Starr has four adult children and six granddaughters. · elnuevodia.comPuerto Rico
Brenda K. Starr will release an original new song in February 2027. · elnuevodia.comPuerto Rico
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