Fonseca explores his tropical heritage in his latest album – news

Colombian singer-songwriter Fonseca has just released his latest album, “Tropicalia,” a musical journey that delves into his tropical roots and influences. The eight-time Latin Grammy® winner pays homage to the sounds that have shaped his career and are an integral part of his unique musical style.

One standout track from the album is “Con Dinero y Sin Dinero,” a collaboration with the legendary Grupo Niche, marking the first time the group has collaborated with another artist. Recorded in Cali, Valle del Cauca, under the musical direction of José Aguirre, this song showcases the authentic Colombian salsa sound that Grupo Niche is known for.

“Tropicalia” features a total of 11 songs and collaborations with renowned Latin American artists such as Juan Luis Guerra, Gilberto Santa Rosa, Chucho Valdés, Alex Cuba, and Grupo Niche. Fonseca describes the album as a celebration of Latin essence and diversity, with each song offering a unique musical experience.

From the lively vallenato rhythms of “Canto a la Vida” to the infectious merengue beats of “Pedacito de Playa,” recorded in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, the album is a vibrant tapestry of tropical sounds. Fonseca’s versatility shines through in tracks like “Qué Suerte Tenerte,” a heartfelt melody co-written with Elena Rose, and the ranchero-inspired “La Terquedad.”

With “Tropicalia,” Fonseca invites listeners to immerse themselves in the rich and diverse world of Latin American music, showcasing the beauty and complexity of the region’s musical heritage. The album is now available on all music platforms for fans to enjoy.