Juan Luis Guerra, who on December 25 surprised the audience with the release of “Deprived” invites you to learn all the details of the creative and visual process of his latest EP.
In a behind-the-scenes filming in the Dominican Republic and directed by Jean Babeto Rodriguez, the winner of multiple Grammy® and Latin Grammy shares how he was born “I deprived”, anecdotes of the recording process, the musicalization of each song, in the company of its co-producer Janina Rosat, members of her band 4.40 and her work team, and her son Jean Guerra, who also offer testimonials where they tell about the extraordinary record production.
“I Deprived”, Guerra’s first musical release after his Latin Grammy-winning album (2019) “Literal”, was celebrated with a virtual gathering which was seen by more than 25,000 people and was ranked No. 4 in YouTube’s global trend and Top 20 in over 14 countries.
The EP, available on all digital platforms, includes two unreleased tracks “Pambiche de Núvia” and “Where Your Kisses Are Born” plus 3 masterful versions of his greatest hits “Hopefully It Rains Coffee”, “Les Vespes” and “To Ask for Your Hand.” “I Deprived” once again shows the greatness and genius of War, both in composition and orchestration and in its sublime interpretation, a testament to its continuous artistic evolution.
In other news, this week it was announced that Guerra has been nominated for Our 2021 Award in two categories “Artist of the Year – Tropical” and “Song of the Year – Tropical” (“Light My Feet). ceremony will take place next Thursday, February 18, 2021 via Univision Voting is now open until Monday, January 25 on the PremioLoNuestro.com page.