Candela Orchestra and the great Elvis Crespo launch music to the rhythm of cumbia

Monsefuana group seeks to take a big step towards internationalization and also continue to make its audience dance with good music.

With 34 years on stage, the Candela Orchestra continues to think big and conquer the international market this year with the release of the song ‘Without Witnesses’, with none other than the famous New York singer Elvis Crespo.

This alliance between the popular Monsefuana group and the so-called ‘King of meringue’a world-class artist, has generated enormous expectations among followers of tropical music.

What is worth noting is that the song was recorded in cumbia rhythm, something that is a hallmark of the Candela Orchestra with all the established artists from abroad with whom they collaborate. “We make cumbia, it is our essence and that is what we want to bring to the world. It fills us with pride and what we have done with Elvis Crespo is super motivating,” the brothers revealed. Víctor Jr, Donald and Billy Yaipén.

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They thanked the American for giving them the opportunity to record the song ‘Without witnesses’, one of the orchestra’s classics, now with a fresher sound, where the voice of the winner of as many awards as Grammy and Billboardamong others. The interpreter of ‘Suavemente’, ‘Tu Smile’, ‘Tatuaje’, ‘Pintame’, before collaborating with the Candela Orchestradid the same with the Colombian star Beele.

Without witnesses it was carried out in Virtual Sound Studios Released by Puntería Records, it will be distributed by The Orchard and Sony Music Latin.
The video launch was recorded before more than 20 thousand people at the tribute concert to the ‘Patriarch of Peruvian cumbia’, Mr. Víctor Manuel Yaipen Uypan, founder of Orquesta Candela, held at the North Plaza Esplanade.

“This year we start it with strength, joy and a lot of professionalism, but also aspire to international awards,” said the young musicians and businessmen. The renowned artists from abroad who recorded with the Candela Orchestra are Jerry Rivera, Ráfafa from Argentina, Américo from Chile, Joysi Love ex La Factoria, Tony and Mimy Succar and the most recent Elvis Crespo.

On the national side, the Group 5, Leslie Shaw, the Yaipén Brothers among others, which have also already been recorded and kept under 4 keys and will be a surprise for all cumbia lovers. As he turns 35 this year, more surprises are coming and he will raise the profile of cumbia as his father, the patriarch Victor Yaipén of Peru, did for the world.