Mora Breaks Down 5 Essential Tracks on ‘Lo Mismo De Siempre’ Album

This is one of the first songs I wrote for the album, about two years ago at the first song camp. I wrote this song with the great Elikai, who participated in the composition and production. I think it was one of the first songs where I said, “Damn, this is the path, I’m going well.” It was one of the songs where I always felt that it was 100% right and no song can replace this one. It’s always given me a “Primer Día de Clases” vibe, so I clung to that, and that’s why it’s track No. 2 on the album.

Pucho (C. Tangana) and I hadn’t had that moment to sit down and create, but one day he asked me to send him some stuff. I sent him this idea when it was about 50% done, he liked it, we met for a few days in Madrid, and the magic happened. I’ve always been a fan of bachata; it’s a genre I love. I find it quite complete musically, and I’ve always wanted to explore it. I’ll always prefer to work alone, but if there’s someone I don’t mind having in the studio, it’s Cromo. He has a lot of that bachata influence on me.

I loved working with De La Rose. I feel like she has such an incredible voice, and I think in a couple of years, she could become one of the best voices in the genre. She’s incredibly talented, she knows what she has to do in the studio, she knows what she wants, and I really didn’t have to do much. She’s always open to feedback, and all I can say is a huge thank you for taking the time to create a song that people loved — because for me, at least, it’s one of my favorites.

I’ve wanted to work with Young Miko for a long time. I think she brings a new vibe to what I’ve been doing, and I think she’s super talented. I get along really well with her. We’ve been wanting to do something for a while, but it just didn’t happen until now.

Yes, it’s obviously a very intimate song, but I think that closeness is preserved by being me. I think it’s a very personal song, and I think for that very reason people are going to identify with it because I’m showing parts of myself that I hadn’t before.

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