Image: Gloria Estefan - Raíces / Courtesy: Sony Music.
Gloria Estefan celebrates 50 years of musical career
Her new album, “Raíces,” presents a vibrant and personal tribute to her pure essence that transcends generations with her music, legacy, and love.
The star, musical icon, and nine-time Grammy Award winner releases her thirtieth studio album and her first full-length Spanish-language album in 18 years.
A work that commemorates Gloria Estefan’s 50-year career in music and evokes her Latin roots, which have spread around the world.
The two-year production features live instrumentation and almost the entire album written by Emilio Estefan.
Through an intimate and emotional tone, its lyrics are perceived as a sonic love letter between husband and wife and artists.
A special creative moment that unites her audience and celebrates an artist who shapes the future while honoring the past of generations.
Emotion and Inspiration
Regarding this, Gloria Estefan said:
This album is made with so much love… Every note, every lyric is filled with emotion and gratitude for this incredible journey.
Thank you for the love and support, you have made this one of the most meaningful moments of my life.
A Path of Success
The first single, “Raíces,” trended on playlists and has remained there for several weeks.
Additionally, the second single, “La Vecina (No Se Na’),” is gaining popularity for its instrumentation and nostalgic energy.
The album also includes a moving song in English dedicated to her grandson Sasha, as a tribute to deep love and family connection.
This release coincides with the 40th anniversary of “Conga,” a song that was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in May, a legacy to her musical history.
Image: Gloria Estefan – Raíces / Courtesy: Sony Music.
Tracklist
*Raíces
*Yo Quiero Ser
*La Vecina “No Se Na’”
*Te Acordarás De Mí
*Como Pasó
*Tan Iguales y Tan Diferentes
*Chiriqui Chirri
*Cuando El Tiempo Nos Castiga
*Agua Dulce
*Mi Niño Bello (Para Sasha)
*Tú y Yo
*My Beautiful Boy (For Sasha)
*How Will You Be Remembered
Article by:
Jackeline Gonzalez L.
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