Angelí Boza spears ‘different’, his new album that has classic ballads versioned to Spanish.
The Peruvian music scene enthusiastically receives a new voice that promises to conquer hearts. This is Angelí Boza, an emerging singer who debuts with his new album entitled ‘Different’, a record work composed of 6 songs in which he reinterprets great classic ballads from English to Spanish with a unique sensitivity and a fresh style.
As a presentation letter, Angelí Boza launches this Thursday, September 11 at 6:30 pm on all digital platforms and at noon on Friday, September 12 in the main radios of the country. His new promotional single: ‘He returns to me’, the iconic song by Toni Braxton, now taken to a new dimension thanks to its powerful voice and a musical arrangement that respects the original essence, but with a renewed air that connects with the contemporary public.
With this project, Angelí seeks to pay tribute to the great female voices of the international ballad, bringing the Peruvian and Latin American public versions in their language that convey intense and universal emotions. His ‘different’ album not only reflects his passion for romantic music, but also his ability to convey deep feelings with an intimate and powerful interpretation.
“This album is a dream come true. I want those who listen to it feel that these songs, which marked a whole generation, can get excited again, but now in Spanish and with a new look,” said Angelí Boza.
Next launch of Angelí Boza
Simple: ‘Return to me’ (Spanish version of Toni Braxton)
Date: Thursday, September 11, 2025 – premiere on national radios
With ‘Different’, Angelí Boza presents himself as a new, sensitive and promising voice in Peruvian music, willing to make his way with an authentic style full of feeling.
Angelí Boza arrives to excite with eternal ballads, but with a fresh and different voice!
It should be noted that this new album was recorded with great musicians like Lexter Pérez in the trombones that works with Ricky Martín and Dernel who works with the “bad rabbit” Bad Bunny in the residence in Puerto Rico.
(Source: Dissemination)
Production was recorded in Puerto Rico in Rolo Studies, where the greats such as Victor Manuelle, Gilberto Santa Rosa, El Gran Combo, among others. As prominent musicians are Luisito Carrion in Los Coros, Julio Alvarado, the first trumpet of El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico, Richard Carrasco in El Bongó and Campana, and in the musical direction Carlitos Garcia, director of Norbert Vélez de la Loma sessions is located.
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