Alain Pérez launches his new song «Pa' to' la vida» in Madrid

August 8, 2023

Cuban musician Alain Pérez recently launched his song "Pa' to' la vida", whose first live sounds could be heard in Madrid.

"Good afternoon, good morning family!! We keep vibing, have you already heard Pa' to' la vida!! You know, available on all digital platforms and on my YouTube channel. A song together with my brother of light Rainer Pérez Rodríguez", this is how the salsa artist announced the song's release through his social media accounts.

Along with a video of the live presentation, Pérez also thanked his audience for the response and affection shown with the song and the music video that accompanies it, directed by Henry Soto. The Fuentes Informadas portal referenced the Cuban artist's musical debut, stating that "at 46 years old, Alain Pérez Rodríguez is an established artist and has come to Spain to fulfill several commitments with sold-out venues and to premiere 'Pa' to' la vida', a song by his younger brother, who inherited the gift of composing and writing music".

In conversation with the aforementioned media outlet, Pérez commented that "the song 'Pa' to' la vida', which I launched this week from Madrid and which is already on all digital platforms, is a love story… to continue as a lovesick gardener, taking care of it, loving it, from a distance, but keeping the party going because love justifies everything; even continuing to remember it".

After several performances, the bassist and arranger will offer a concert on September 30th with jazz musicians "Caramelo" and "Piraña" at the AC Recoletos hotel in the Spanish capital, according to the news portal. Regarding the novelties he will bring with his music to the Iberian country, Pérez asserted that he brings "the constant desire to continue contributing, through music, sincerity and the sound of a society that seems distant, but that is a musical sister to Spain.

I bring the musical feeling of young Cubans, but taking care of the word and the rhythm; like all the music I have been making". Regarding the island, he added that "today's Cuba sounds loud, sometimes a bit shrill, sometimes bothersome, but since it's my Cuba I forgive it, I bear with it and, at the same time, I adjust the volume and stress levels to sound my way".

The Cuban musician had been announcing his latest song for days, rhythms that he has accustomed his followers to and that continue to keep the island's music flying high. "Family it's now and it couldn't be at any other moment! With all my heart and with faith in the highest I open my window to you and give you my music! Thank you to all those who continue by my side because this comes from the soul!! Pa' to' la Vida…", the artist wrote on his Instagram profile.