May 2, 2019
Berry Wolf The Artist
Ana Reverte returns to the forefront of current music with a theme that will give much to talk about. "Come on, woman, let's go palante" is the war cry of a song that is positioned next to the struggling woman and defends its values: "They fear that one day they will measure my strength and see in my brain a wisdom and an intelligence that you do not value, what humiliation and contempt. " "I let go of ties, I did it with ease to live freely", says Ana in one of her stanzas. Ana Reverte, with a long career that ranges from boleros and ballads to flamenco, which, in all its varieties, is the genre in which she performs best and on which she has made her fame, she tackles a theme for the first time like that of feminist vindication and he does it in a cheerful and carefree way, in a song that can become a hymn. The singer of Los Corrales has more than 30 albums that exceed five million copies sold, a milestone that not many singers can boast in Spain. In addition, Reverte was winner of the ex-OTI festival in 1993, with a song composed by Josep Jobel and Alejandro Abad entitled 'Enamorarse', one of the many recognitions that he has received throughout his career.