The debut single of singer Brenda Frontera is called “Lo que pasò”: the song is in rotation on the radio and on the Internet on streaming platforms.
The song talks about letting go of the past and its suffering. It is important to look at the present and enjoy life in every moment. Summer heat, sun, sea, the desire to dance take precedence over the finished story, over old grievances or gossip that have left us with scars that are difficult to heal.
With lyrics in Spanish, Brenda expresses all the joy of life in a burst of reggaeton, sometimes melodic, sometimes more rap-like; like a patter with an explosive and exciting rhythm.
In the video clip, available on the artist’s YouTube channel, Brenda plays a sexy mechanic who dances between a steam locomotive and a steam locomotive and imagines that he is on the seashore.
Summer is carefree and fun. Songs like Brenda’s help us have fun and capture moments in life that will remain the image of this summer for many.
The arrangements and production were handled by producer Max Titi, and the song was published by Maxy Sound.
The reggaeton music genre is now typical in the summer in our country thanks to artists such as Luis Fonsi, Daddy Yankee, Bad Bunny, Maluma and many others. It exploded in the nineties in Puerto Rico and then spread throughout the world. However, its true origins lie in Panamanian reggae music, which has come into fashion since the seventies.
The song “Lo que pasò” by Brenda Frontera has been added to this collection of “songs of the summer” and is now available in all digital stores accessible through the following link.