Carlos Vives reissued his album ‘La Provincia’

Carlos Vives has launched a reissue of one of his great albums, ‘La Provincia’, with remastered songs like ‘La gota frida’ and new collaborations with Juanes and Colombian reggaetonist Ryan Castro.

This is how it ennobles the climax of the celebration of his 30-year career, the Colombian singer.

It will end on December 15 with a big concert in the country Camp in Bogotawhere he will take his ’30 Tour’.

Apart from success like ‘Cold Drop’ or ‘Big Hammock’the album also includes the song ‘Las mujeres’, which he released in August with his compatriot Juanes, and he embarks on new collaborations such as that of Ryan Castro in ‘Los Sabanales 3.0’.

This is now a version of this classic “modernized” thanks to the ‘ghetto singer’, which both Colombian women had already presented during a free concert at Puerta de Alcalá in Madrid last October.

It is “a fusion of two generations that celebrates the most popular song and the favorite of the great Calixto Ochoa with whom Vives’ mission was fulfilled, the elevation of great Colombian composers and the revival of their works, bringing them closer to new generations,” his press office explained in a statement.

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Carlos Alberto Vives Restrepo (Santa Marta, August 7, 1961), known as Carlos Vives, is a Colombian singer-songwriter, record producer, philanthropist and actor, one of the great pioneers of Colombian vallenato. He is the winner of two Grammy awards and fifteen Latin Grammy awards.

With 17 gramophones in his possession, he was the first award-winning Colombian with the Grammy Award of the American Recording Academy.

The artist received the Salón de la Billboard Glory and entered the Hall of Fame of Latin Composers, in addition to receiving the Icon Award at the Musa Awards.

In Spain, he won the Ondas award twice friend award, delivered by the Principality of Asturias.