Pasión Vega returns to the stage with a new album that brings together different versions of Latin American songs. The singer herself came up with the idea for the album: "I really fancied doing this and I think it was the ideal moment. This is my fifth album and I wanted to do something a little more fitting of a more mature artist. In my opinion, I believe that they are songs that are closely linked to our Andalusian culture. We have created a very interesting fusion, and the audiences will let us know if they like it or not". "It is a project that is very different to any that I have worked on before, but it is very Pasión Vega at the same time. Although it is a classical disc, it will be very grandiose, with spectacular and sophisticated arrangements".
The singer - winner of the Music Price in 2002, 2004, 2006 and 2007, as well as the Amigo Prize in 2003 - has attempted to rescue numbers by Violeta Parra, Alberto Cortez and José Alfredo Jiménez, and cover different styles and countries. These are songs that she learnt from her family and she says that she sings them a lot when she holds parties in her house; "they are jewels of Spanish-language music that will be known by anyone over 30 years old, even though they may not be recognised by younger generations."
If there is one thing that Pasión Vega has made quite clear throughout her professional career, it is that she has a unique sensitivity. This, along with her oodles of charisma and her exceptional voice, turn any song from any genre into her own creation.

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