Nicole favre it’s back. And this time with “Hallucinating you”, Her first song as part of the record label Universal Music Mexico, which marks the beginning of his plan to internationalize and bring his music to all corners of the world.
From a fantasy that many people go through when they want to be with a special person, the single by the Peruvian artist is made, whose composition had the collaboration of the Colombian singer Esteman, nominated for a Latin Grammy, and the artist Julian Bernal.
As well as an exploration through the territory of the imagination, “Hallucinating you”Is also a reflection of the insecurities that arise in the middle of this battle to achieve what is desired. A situation that Favre captures through his lyrics.
“Knowing that all is well, those negative thoughts walk through our head, and that is what I wanted to reflect in ‘Alucinándote’ “, said the singer in a press release, who came to project her career after recording a cover of Danny Ocean what did he do went viral.
A TOPIC WRITTEN BY ZOOM
In the midst of the pandemic, Nicole favre he found ways to compose his new proposals. And so, “Alucinándote” was written through Zoom in 2020. Furthermore, it has the quality of being the first track in which the singer and Esteman They work together.
“For the genre, I wanted to do something different, I wanted to mark the beginning of this stage in my music with my first release with Universal and GTS. This song is a Latin R&B, it is the best genre to describe it from my perception”, Said the artist.
For Favre, writing this topic “was something very special” because was able to show one of its “vulnerable and perhaps insecure parts”, the same ones that “are sometimes part of my thoughts” and that happens to many.
“Just imagine it’s not me, my heart stops racing“, he claimed.
As you remember, Nicole favre was part of the Christmas album “Eternal Christmas: Let’s Celebrate”, Which collaborated with artists of international stature such as Juanes, Alejandro Fernández, Morat, Danna Paola and many more.
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