The Gran Canarian Quevedo was launched this morning his long-awaited album ‘Buenas noche’which includes 18 songs with artists like Aitana, Pitbull and Yung Beef, and which has “a bit of reggaeton”, without losing its essence.
The Canary Islands postponed the premiere of this work due to the tragic consequences of the dana, so it will have two major premieres in 24 hours. “I don’t think or feel like it’s time to release music. “Today it is time to help, support and be attentive to those affected,” he said then. Today, also at midnightwill release his second LP, which follows his hugely popular 2023 ‘Where I wanted to be’.
“Good evening, the album is now available for anyone who wants to listen to it. Appreciate #cassandra and the rest of the songs on the album, I don’t believe it, good night and thank you always, I love you”, he celebrated on his social networks.
Quevedo invited his supporters to watch live the announcement of “Buenas noche” with an enigmatic video recorded in his city, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. In the trailer posted on social media, the artist can be seen silently in his limousine, arriving at an event full of fans. In the car, his team talks about the good response to the latest “actions” around this launch and the number of collaborations. Upon arriving there, Quevedo got out of the vehicle onto a red carpet on which time is frozen as you hear his whisper, “Good night.”
This album arrives after months of absence from the artist, who has been accumulating successes since his rise to fame in 2020. Some of his songs, like ‘Bzrp Sessions vol. 52’, better known as ‘Stay’ with Bizarrap, he remained world number 1 on Spotify for 7 weeks in 2022, “and his debut album, Where I Want to Be” (2023), achieved 10.92 million streams on Spotify on the day of its release.
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