2023-10-31 15:35:52
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Text: Editorial Cuba Noticias 360
The Cuban reggaeton artist Mawell has been surprising his followers these days with several announcements, the last of which was the announcement of a remix of “La triple M” and its possible presentation at the Grammy Awards.
A few days ago, the young delivery man declared that he would retire from music due to alleged threats to his family.
“If I had known that the price of fame was so dirty and full of malice, I would never have fought so hard to get here. Today I make my complete retirement from music official. The last thing I thought in my life was that since they couldn’t handle talent and success, they would attack my weakness, which is my wife and my son,” she wrote in a post and in some stories on her social media profile.
But then, Mawell deleted all posts related to this matter and has continued to promote his music to keep his fans aware.
Now he confirms that his hit “La triple M” will have a remix, in which an international artist, apparently of “high caliber,” will participate.
The announcement was made by the reggaeton artist in a video shared by YouTuber Cuba Urbano Noticias on Instagram.
“That remix is going to come out in mid-November, with an international artist, and we plan to premiere that song at the Grammys. I’m going to be the first supporting artist to bring a song to the Grammys. I can’t say the name of the singer, because they haven’t given me authorization,” Mawell said in the video.
The news has generated great expectation among his followers, although some have criticized his recent publications, which have given rise to several speculations.
There are those who accuse him of trying to achieve more fame through his supposed withdrawal from music, while others are confused by these ups and downs of the artist.
“First, if it retires and now, if it comes an international remix”; “As a member, you keep saying that if you are the first, that if you are the best, that if you are the first again, enjoy the success and don’t give yourself more wings than everything that goes up, down…, it was a good song, yes, but “What you talk about says more about you than the success of the song,” are some of the comments that can be read in the publication.
At the moment, Mawell has not revealed the identity of the international artist with whom he will team up for the remix of his biggest hit. Of course, there are those who remain skeptical about the announcement, thinking if this will be another maneuver to gain more followers.
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