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Ámbar Luna has
joined forces with Colombian artist Lee Eye, and together they’re
invading the scene with the single “Aún Me Queda
Fe,” which is available now on digital platforms. The production
process for this song began in Chile, while the recording was completed in
the city of Medellín, set in the Comuna 13 neighborhood and with the weight
of social realities that it brings with it.
This single represents what it is to live in instability and
at the same time maintain an optimistic view of being able to fulfill dreams,
without anything or anyone shooting down that conviction. The song, unlike
the majority of urban music today, reflects a more positive view of what it
means to come from a barrio, which really distinguishes these two artists
because they understand and bring to sounds the rawness that is experienced
in the underworld.
“Aún Me Queda
Fe” neither romanticizes nor aims to be part of the pessimism and
violence, maintaining the personal stamp of each of the performers: Valeria (Lee
Eye) sings and refines a chorus in English and Spanish, and Ámbar Luna
sets the tone by rapping in her style, remaining faithful to her political
and poetic way of delivering a reggaetón track.
The beat was made by Sheng33, Ámbar Luna’s
producer and sound technician, who is also preparing the artist’s new album,
the title of which will be revealed soon.
“I happened to hear the song ‘Gata’ by Lee
Eye, and I instantly thought that hers was the voice I needed to make
this a sad but danceable song. I traveled to Medellín, where I met Lee
in person, sharing personal and musical experiences that led us to record in
one day what today is this beautiful project,” Ámbar
Luna says about the creation of this new song.
“Aún Me Queda
Fe” was produced by the Medellín-based urban singer and producer
Darkan, and was written by Ámbar out of the urge to make something new
and fresh from a friendly perspective but at the same time full of depth, a
characteristic that defines its creation.
“Aún Me Queda
Fe” is now available on digital platforms and YouTube. 
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