David Bustamante

Get ready to enjoy the good music, because Bustamante arrives more traveler and transoceanic with the edition of this “Amor de los dos”. Because Bustamante is preparing to steal your heart with the most beautiful stories of love sung. Spanning two continents, Bustamante plants the flag of his overwhelming personality, his impressive voice and his unmistakable and sincere way of singing to the love with fourteen legendary songs that the Cantabrian does his own with total naturalness, with enormous respect, with all the wisdom that It grants artistic maturity.

Not in vain Bustamante, in his fourteen years of professional career and with nine albums behind him, treasures no less than fifteen Platinos with more than two million copies sold and fourteen triumphant tours in which, on both sides of the Atlantic, has achieved To be placed like one of the most important names of the popular song of our time

For his new album Bustamante has put the address in Mexico and in the rich repertoire of musical jewels that treasures the brother country. Fourteen extraordinary songs that belong to the collective collection and which are signed by such important names as José Alfredo Jiménez, Armando Manzanero, Joan Sebastian or Consuelo Velázquez. Fourteen emblems of the romantic song of always.

Legendary titles such as Bésame Mucho, Júrame, Historia de un Amor or La Mentira, which reach a new dimension in the voice of Bustamante, always overflowing with pure emotion. Duets of high level next to Alejandro Fernández -La Puerta-, Alicia Villarreal -Love of the two- and Edith Márquez -Tatuajes-, in which the rapport is perfect and the expressive effect is multiplied by two. Songs like the very romantic Red Sky, whose verses put the sensitivity of the listener to the flower of skin; Or the shattering Shadows nothing more, revealing an unknown dimension in the modern bolero; Or the hedonistic and nostalgic As I loved you, which places the interpreter in a different orbit within the universe of the Latin song; And what to say of the extreme passion of I am going to turn off the light or Ella, two signs that Bustamante has no limits in the stroke of his career as a singer.

“Amor de los dos” is an album in which, from the initial idea to the very successful production of Jorge Avendaño, an irresistible fusion between pop, mariachi and bolero arises perfectly; A three-way mix in which the journey of Spanish music to the Mexican songbook is done with the measured stylistic balance of a crooner who knows very well what he sings and how he has to sing it.

Bustamante gives a giant step in his career with this album, full of life, love, art. An album that will surely mark a before and after in the already impressive career of that young man from San Vicente de la Barquera, who is no longer guessing limits before him, nor any challenges to fulfill.
Because … no one sings to love like Bustamante.