Residente releases his second solo album

Puerto Rican rapper and songwriter René Pérez, known as Residente, released this Friday his second solo album, ‘The letters no longer important’, which features collaborations with artists such as Ricky Martin and Penélope Cruz.

Other singers participating in the album, with 23 songs, are Vico C, Rauw Alejandro, Christian Nodal and Arcangel, it is stated in the press release of the publishing house 5020 Records.

The album includes some of his own music video releases newer ones like ‘This is not America’, which won an award; ‘I want to be a balladeer’, with Ricky Martin; ‘Problema Cabrón’, with WOS, and ‘Ron on the floor’.

It is also part of the album This week’s issue, ‘313’, with Penélope Cruz and Silvia Pérez Cruz, which is a tribute to the time in memory of Valentina, Residente’s close friend who passed away.

In the visual project of ‘Bastard Problem’ Spanish actress Michelle Jenner, Argentinian Alberto Ammann and Serbian Darko Peri appear.

All videos published musicals as part of this album they were directed by Residente, who is developing the role of a filmmaker, and also debuted as an actor in the independent film ‘In the Summers’, by Alessandro Lacorazza.

The artist’s first solo album, after his a successful career andIn the group Calle 13, it was released in 2017 and was called ‘Residente’

The singer-songwriter announced the title of his new album, ‘The Letters No Longer Matter’, earlier this month through an original short film in which he stars alongside Spanish actress Najwa Nimri.

The short film tells about the therapy the patient is in Specialist and psychologistNimri, who tells him: “You are finally going to release your album, after six years. What stresses you the most is the lyrics: Lyrics are important. Everyone cares about lyrics.”