Aitana presents “miamor” an electronic single with europop inspired sounds by Rels B who has just released his album ‘AFROLova ’23’.

A temptation can be defined as the impulse felt when doing something attractive but which may be inconvenient. A temptation that is felt throughout the song and that materialises in a chorus that aims straight for the dancefloors. The musical fusion between both artists, with such different styles, makes the musical combination powerful, energetic and very danceable, something that characterises Aitana’s new tracks in her new stage, αlpha, where house and electronic rhythms soak her productions.

This song is accompanied by a video that reflects a brutal chemistry and magnetism between them, the result of their friendship and complicity. Aitana’s sensuality and Rels B’s flow make this piece a powerful aesthetic exercise. With this track and ALPHA, the Pop star presents us with a new, more mature and transgressive era linked to a very modern Pop sound on electronic bases inspired by influences from the 90s and an ideological movement aimed at a generation with values and in search of change.

ALPHA TOUR IN SPAIN AND LATAM

On October 1st in Valencia, Spain, the first live show of αlpha, AITANA’s third studio album, will take place. The tour in Spain also includes Malaga (Auditorio Municipal), Barcelona (Palau Sant Jordi), Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Gran Canaria Arena), Seville (Estadio de la Cartuja), Madrid (WiZink Center) and the Bizcaia Arena BEC! in Bilbao before heading to Latin America.

Precisely another of the milestones that make up the αlphα era is the official tour of Latin America, in which the artist revealed her presence in Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Chile, Argentina and Uruguay in the period Nov-Dec 2023 and which undoubtedly consolidates Aitana as one of the most influential artists of her generation.

Aitana presents a paradigm shift through sound in which melodic electronica, pop and generational values create the basis of her work, opening a new door to a future in which music generates the present and the future without ceasing to refer to the past: “It’s not just an album or a tour, ALPHA names a generational movement through the union of values and ideals of all those who seek a new future”.