- “Algo Me Dice” is the third installment in the series
of singles that No Te Va Gustar has been set to release this year. It
features the stellar participation of Luis Humberto Navejas, singer for
the fantastic Mexican band Enjambre.
The track recalls a dramatic world, very typical of the classic
melodic Latin American song, a universe that suits the voices of Emiliano and
Luis Humberto very well.
A sleek instrumentation, of elegant arrangements and feelings,
enhance the atmosphere and work together so that the verses shine with a
powerful emotional charge, where loss and heartbreak play a key role.
This series of new releases began in February with the launch of
“Comida” featuring the participation of the Brazilian artist Johnny Hooker and
continued in May with “Yo Sabré Qué Hacer” with the legendary Spanish band
Vetusta Morla. NTVG is currently on an international tour, with concerts in
Argentina, Uruguay, Mexico, Spain, Brazil, Peru and Chile in a 2023 packed with
shows and new music.
The
video focuses, with great visual power, on developing the internal struggles of
the protagonist. It was directed by Nacho Benedetti, who had already
collaborated with the band on various occasions, like on the documentary “Lejos
De Los Focos,” the music video for “No Te Imaginás,” or the long “En Vivo en el
Estadio Único de La Plata.” In the words of Benedetti, the video is based on:
“the most terrifying monsters and ghosts roam free within our sorrows. Only by
confronting them without masks and embracing our memory can we succeed in
navigating life without so much burden and pain on our backs.
About
Enjambre
Enjambre is a Mexican band with a trajectory of
more than 20 years that has established itself as one of the most prominent
rock bands on the scene in Latin America, accumulating countless faithful
listeners, who have made songs such as “Dulce Soledad,” “Visita,” “Manía
Cardíaca,” “Somos Ajenos,” “Vida en el Espejo,” and “Sábado Perpetuo,” among
others, anthems that have marked more than one generation.
The band originally from
Fresnillo, Zacatecas, will tour the major cities in Mexico with the Noches De
Salón Tour, which includes two dates at Auditorio Nacional. They started up
2023 in February with a tour of 10 dates in the United States, with tickets
sold out in New York, Denver, Phoenix, Santa Ana and El Paso. In March they
successfully returned for the seventh time to Vive Latino as a headliner on the
main stage, among Red Hot Chili Peppers and Paul Oakenfold, as a highlight.
