"Never Leave," the new music video by Leoni Torres filmed in Miami

August 16, 2021

Leoni Torres continues full steam ahead with his solo career and this weekend, he has given us a new music video. Never Leave is his most recent audiovisual production.

The clip was filmed on location in Miami, produced by the record label Puntilla Music, and directed by Cuban actor Carlos Enrique Almirante.

Among bridges and highways in Miami, the video for this song develops, which alludes to love, caring for a woman, and the fear of losing her, with that romantic touch that so captivates Leoni's style.

The clip is already available on digital platforms with the song, and now the video on YouTube, where just hours after its debut on Saturday it had thousands of views and currently the count is at 192,462 reproductions.

Among more than 400 comments, you can read Leoni's followers' approval of this new song: "The song didn't surprise me, because you are for me the best composer that our Cuba currently has. Each song of yours keeps surpassing your discography.

Leoni you are already an icon of Cuban music. You have already proven that nothing more than excellence and perfection of your work can be expected from you," wrote a fan.

"I love the simplicity and cleanliness of what you do Leoni. Beautiful song and also beautiful audiovisual. Carlos Enrique Almirante surprised me as a director. Bravo to both for achieving something so beautiful," posted a follower also on YouTube.

These days, the singer referred to his collaboration with the renowned Septeto Acarey, with the song titled "It's Too Late," where he contributes his voice to the work of this musical group. And if we're talking about collaborations, one is also expected with young Cuban artist Jotabarrioz, as well as enjoying "Even If Just for a While," with Cimafunk and Brenda Navarrete.

Leoni toured South Florida promoting his CD "Alma Cubana," under the Puntilla Music label, and the album has a strong closeness to traditional Cuban rhythms. During his tour he performed live concerts and brought his art to cities throughout Florida.