Top 5 Non-English Releases Of February 2021
The music industry is filled with English-language releases. Below, we listed the top 6 new songs that are not in English and add a special flavor to the global music scene. Also, huge kudos to Billie Eilish and ROSALÍA for the beautiful “Lo Vas A Olvidar” for once again opening the discussion over having more non-English releases. Let’s start!
En El Refuego – “Grupo Diez 4tro”
Delivering great artistry and masterfulness En El Refuego creates a laid-back atmosphere through his voice and adds spice to his new release, “Grupo Diez 4tro,” bringing to the scene fiery guitar parts. The song comes with a music video that totally matches the energy of the sound.
El Alfa “El Jefe” – “Caso Bugatti”
“But he bought the Bugatti, yes or no?” This is how the video clip for ‘Caso Bugatti’ begins, the Dominican singer El Alfa’s latest song. It has served to solve a mystery that had millions of urban music fans in suspense in recent weeks. Yes, El Alfa owns a Bugatti Chiron Sport 110 Ans identical to the one Bad Bunny bought in October last year. The only difference is that the Dominican’s supercar is red with red and black interiors, while that of the Puerto Rican artist is completely white.
BAD BUNNY x ROSALÍA – “LA NOCHE DE ANOCHE”
Burning in passion, “La Noche de Anoche” is Bad Bunny’s and Rosalía’s joint release featured on the Puerto Rican rapper’s latest album El Último Tour Del Mundo. The song is an emotional rollercoaster setting you on fire.
Edel MJ – “Soñando Despierto”
California-based artist Edel MJ released his latest hit joint titled “Soñando Despierto” via Higher Living Music. The song follows-up the style of his debut “Three Hearts,” a beautiful and fiery piece. “Soñando Despierto” is a sonic daydream displaying the artist’s best skills and sonic vision.
Alaina Castillo – “stfu (i got u)”
Quickly becoming a household name, Alaina Castillo has released her first song of 2021, with a debut album set to arrive this year. Just a few days ago the artist shared her new release, infectious “stfu (i got u).” The song shares an energy floating between verified pop banger and almost custom-made earworm, creating a unique atmosphere.