Benny Blanco’s First Spanish-Language Album, ‘Hermoso’: All 8 Tracks Ranked
Featuring collaborations with Netón Vega, Myke Towers, The Marías and more, see how Billboard Español ranks each song on the new LP.
Benny Blanco, the influential pop songwriter and producer, has released his first Spanish-language album, "Hermoso," on August 14. This marks a significant step in Blanco's career, as he expands his musical world and embraces Latin music. The album consists of eight tracks, each with its own unique sound and collaborators.
The album's cover features an exaggerated, striking mask of Blanco, emphasizing the maximalist design that complements the diverse musical styles present in the album. Blanco has long expressed his admiration for Latin music, and "Hermoso" reflects this interest through its wide-ranging lineup of collaborators from Mexico, Spain, Puerto Rico, the U.S., and Colombia.
Some of the album's standout tracks include "Te Olvido (La La)" featuring his wife Selena Gomez and Becky G, showcasing a cumbia jam with a fusion of styles. Other notable collaborations include Bb trickz, The Marías, Mora, Myke Towers, Ovy on the Drums, and Netón Vega. These artists bring a diverse range of influences to the album, further solidifying Blanco's commitment to exploring new musical territories.
By releasing "Hermoso," Blanco follows two previous Friends Keep Secrets albums and his collaborative project with Selena Gomez, "I Said I Love You First." This new chapter represents a distinct shift in Blanco's musical direction, blending his pop instincts with a rich tapestry of Latin sounds and artists. Billboard Español has ranked the eight tracks on "Hermoso" in descending order, highlighting the diverse and captivating nature of this groundbreaking release.
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