‘A la Luck’, Pamela Zuleta’s flamenco bet

After several years of trying to make urban music because that’s what the industry demanded, Monterian artist Pamela Zuleta turns her career around to do what her heart dictates, something more romantic, sometimes more melancholic, but one that gives satisfaction when singing .

For example, the singer presents ‘A laluck’, her most recent single in which the Spanish sounds of flamenco and guitar dominate in a song that explores that unique connection between two souls who dare to be carried away by fate.

‘A la Suerte’ marks a turn in Pamela’s musical career and is the gateway to a genre she has always wanted to explore.

The 25-year-old Monterian spoke to EL HERALDO about this change of leaving the city and exploring other sounds, especially the flamenco that she listened to at home from a very young age.

“I first started giving violin lessons, piano lessons, then I started singing. I started recording urban music about five years ago, but I’ve always loved flamenco. Then I didn’t dare to release this style of music because the urban style was very strong, so everyone told me to go for the urban style. And I started singing, but until I got bored because it wasn’t my thing and I didn’t feel comfortable with it,” Zuleta said.

On the other hand, Pamela explained that she prepared the song a year and a half ago because she spent 7 days in a music camp during which she managed to create 7 songs, including ‘A laluck’.

“There I was resuming my project because I had left it for a while and that camp was something to resume it. We recorded 7 songs, 6 of which were urban and one of them was this one, it was the first one we recorded. I arrived at the studio and didn’t know the producers at all, they asked me: ‘What references do you have? What do you like?’ And I said this is what I like, I want to make at least one song like this.

Finally, the artist explained that she is currently focusing on continuing to release singles, but the next one will be recorded in January and released in the month of February.

Source: El heraldo

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