Diego Torres releases his motivating song Amuleto

The recent single invites reflection and hope when finding special people who are like an amulet on the road.

Regarding this, the artist comments:

“‘Amuleto’ is everything. It is everything that accompanies you at every moment. It can also be those people who with their company help us navigate life.”

The song was written by him together with Carlos Santander, Juan Manuel Frias “Brasa” and Samantha Camara.

Its lyrics refer to nostalgia with a light pop that includes classical and electric guitars, as well as drums.

The video clip was filmed in Miami under the direction of Arturo Manuitt and the production of Dubraska Arias Requena.

A song full of feelings that emerge from deep gratitude to those who value being.

 

Image: Amuleto – Poster / Courtesy: Sony Music.

 

News about Diego Torres

In May of this year, the artist celebrated 20 years of MTV Unplugged, an emblematic album in his career.

For this reason, he published on his YouTube channel the video clips of each of the songs that are part of this iconic recording.

In addition, he made his most recent studio album “Mejor Que Ayer”.

From this production, he scheduled a tour with the same name, which visits Spain, Colombia, Mexico, Argentina and Uruguay.

It begins this October 11th in Madrid, Spain, and ends on December 18th in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Also, Diego Torres will be at the Viva Peru BBVA 2024 concert, which will be on December 14th, 2024 at the National Stadium in Lima.

 

Memory and legacy

With more than 30 years in music, Diego Torres has become one of the most recognized and respected Latin artists internationally.

In 1992 he released his self-titled debut album, which catapulted him to stardom.

With an extensive musical repertoire, more than 20 million records sold worldwide and two Latin GRAMMY® Awards.

In addition, several Billboard Latin Music Awards, Diego Torres continues to innovate and present music that inspires his audience.”

 

“Mejor Que Ayer” Tour Dates

*October 11th – Madrid, ES – Puerta del Sol

*October 20th – Bogota, CO – Movistar Arena

*October 25th – Acapulco, MX – Forum Mundo Imperial

*October 26th – Mérida, MX – Auditorio La Isla

*October 30th – Guadalajara, MX – Teatro Diana

*October 31st – Mexico City, MX – Teatro Metropolitan

*November 7th – Rosario, AR – Metropolitano

*November 8th – Santa Fe, AR – Estadio Club A. Union

*November 20th – Buenos Aires, AR – Movistar Arena SOLD OUT

*November 23rd – Buenos Aires, AR – Movistar Arena

*November 30th – Mendoza, AR – Arena Maipu Stadium

*December 6th – Montevideo, UY – Antel Arena

*December 18th – Buenos Aires, AR – Movistar Arena

 

Article by:

Jackeline Gonzalez L.

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