Quevedo returned to music. In the early hours of this Friday, he released his long-awaited new album titled Good nightas announced by the artist himself through his social networks.
In a video posted on platforms like Instagram, we see him traveling silently aboard a limousine, while his team celebrates the success of the latest “actions” around this launch. The vehicle then stops in front of a red carpet filled with devoted devotees who are completely frozen when he steps out wearing a white suit and whispers, “Good night.”
The final message of this trailer invited his audience to listen to him live at midnight, where he revealed that, also at midnight, but this Friday he would release his second LP, which follows the successful Where I want to be (2023).
Good night It should have been released a few weeks ago, in the early hours of November 8, but It was postponed due to the consequences of DANA in the east and south of the country. “I don’t believe or think that this is the time to release music. Today is the time to help, support and be attentive to the people affected,” he explained on his X account.
In recent weeks, the artist revealed that this work includes 18 songs, with collaborations among others Aitana, Pitbull and Yung Beef, and that musically they contain “little reggaeton”, although the rest of the distinctive elements of his music are preserved.
It also comes after an abrupt end to his career, during which he completely let the public spotlight rest. “I need to lose everything to get back to ground zero, remember what it cost to get out of the hole,” he said in the last song he released before his retirement in February of this year.
Born in Madrid in 2001, but raised in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria since the age of 5, this raspy-voiced artist, whose name already appears before that of the golden age poet on Google when he is written as Quevedo, became known on the urban scene in 2020 and gradually increased his notoriety thanks to songs like Don’t tell me anything, Now and forever either No signal.
Your theme Bzrp Sessions Vol. 52better known as stay and signed with the Argentinian rapper Bizarrap, conquered during 7 weeks of 2022 world number 1 on Spotify and thus became the Spanish artist who dominated this list for the longest time, positioning the song as the seventh most listened to of this year.
Other figures support the success of the Gran Canarian rapper: Where I want to be (2023), his first album, was listened to 10.92 million times on Spotify on the day of its release, which constitutes the highest record reached to date by a Spanish artist on this platform, above Motomami by Rosalia.
Due to his commercial career, he precisely received the Odeón Award for Album of the Year, while the new Spanish Academy of Music decided to award him the Album of the Year award for his transcendence. best urban music album during a ceremony during which he also received the distinction best urban song Colombiaanother of his great recent successes.
