David Bisbal wants to continue celebrating his more than 20 years of musical career with his fans! And there’s no better way to do that than with new music. The artist published Chess, the single that launches his next album and with which he wants to remind our memory of the great songs that led him to fame in the 2000s.
Along with this single, the man from Almería has released a music video in which he seems to rediscover an impossible love past. “I’ll be back tomorrow and you left yesterday / When you come back, I won’t be here. (…) We loved each other but never at the same time / Our clocks are ticking backwards / I don’t know what’s going on so that I’ll never agree with you again / fucking chess”see the chorus.
“I wanted to have a pop song as energetic as Chess. I hope you enjoy it”, he shared in the YouTube comment box. And it is that, as he repeated well yesterday during his visit to El Hormiguero and through his social networks , he was extremely excited to publicize everything that has been prepared for this 2023 .
One of these plans is your date or, rather, twenty consecutive appointments at the Albéniz Theater in Madrid to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of his artistic career. From March 7 to April 8, Bisbal will thrill all his fans. A challenge which he assured will look like “a tour of France”.
The curiosities of Chess and disc details
“I am starting with a new project which will be called i feel aliveand what better than after 20 years to feel alive with music, but we started with a single that moves me a lot”, began by explaining the singer during his meeting with Pablo Motos.
“I come back to this more ‘rooted’ rhythm… I have a lot of songs that have worked for me and have this rhythm, for example Ave María, Esclavo de sus besos, Silencio… And I come back to this rhythm , but with the sound and the essence of the 80s and 90s and that excites me because I have to prepare the new tour, I have to talk with my musicians to select which instruments or which elements we are going to bring live and live. And it really is a sound that I’ve never presented to the public before and that excites me,” he continued with eyes glazed over with illusion.