Apoya Lo Nuestro | MORA nos cuenta su experiencia en trabajar en el álbum YHLQMDLG

from Apoya Lo Nuestro PR · host Natasha A. Lebrón Hernandez

El compositor, Mora, nos habla de su participación en el álbun YHLQMDLG de Bad Bunny. Entre las canciones trabajadas en el proyecto son Solía, La Difícil y su canción Una Vez, que no estaba planificada para salir en el proyecto. Lo interesante es que en esta entrevista sale una información que ni Bad Bunny la tiene. También cuenta que es parte del equipo de producción del nuevo álbum de Yandel y como es trabajar con el. Finalmente, nos dice el nombre de su álbum que se titula "Primer Día de Clases" y la canción "No Digas Nada" junto a Farruko que será parte de su primer disco. Junto a Natasha LebrónConviértete en un supporter de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/apoya-lo-nuestro-pr--3486260/support.

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