The young Dominican artist Steffany Constanza has just released a new song with great potential to become a hit: Bembé.
The song sounds on many stations in the country. But its potential is much greater than that.
It is a subject full of mystery, like almost everything that surrounds her.
The artist herself suffers from the mystery of being free of scandals, bad words or other extra-artistic pranks that are used to attract attention when there is little talent. Or none.
Luis Medrano, her discoverer and manager, has been preparing her for years, to turn her not into a passing artist, but into a star.
In addition to presenting her on every stage that rises in this country, Medrano has been recording songs for her.
The artistic endorsements of Steffany Constanza
Steffany has not been on TV shows. Instead, thanks to his musical abilities, he has managed to add not only the support of maestro Ramón Orlando as an arranger, composer, producer of songs, but also that other support that is so appreciated and valuable, moral support.
Both Ramón Orlando and Juan Luis Guerra or Fernando Villalona (with whom he has recorded a duet), to cite a few examples.
“Follow up on each proposal from the young artist Steffany Constanza, she is giving merengue a very interesting fused style, a very personal color,” said Ramón Orlando.
“It shows that young air that the market demands, it presents us with a download of Caribbean instruments mixed with those of merengue that promises a lot,” he said.
“In his presented proposals, he always evolves and is very correctly pointing out where he is focusing his career,” said the renowned icon of merengue.
“The releases of Steffany Constanza of her last three songs, “El Traidor”, “Desspechá” and now “Bembé, show a growth and a merengue fusion for this 21st century”, said Moisés Sánchez.
And he added: “We work very carefully, creating the identity, the ID, the musical passport for this very excellent performer,” said the arranger, producer and winner of the Grammy Awards who has worked for great stars like Shakira.
In Bembé, merengue is mixed with elements of soca, samba, bomba, calypso, plena, cumbia, vallenato, reggaeton, murga and music from the islands, including Haiti, a note from production press.
The composition and melody of Bembé are authored by Luis Medrano, with arrangements by Moisés Sánchez and under the production supervision of maestro Ramon Orlando.
It is now available on all digital platforms.
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