Guayaquil singer Anna Ly presents an inspiring message with the Christian music single ‘I’m happy’

Anna Ly, the Guayaquil singer of Christian music, premiered I’m happy, single that requires inspiration and comes from Psalm 16:11, which always has in mind. This says: “you will make known to me the path of life; in your presence there is fullness of joy; in your right hand, eternal joys.”

For her, her new song aims to talk about how things change as time passes, but she always continues with what has characterized her since childhood: her strong conviction and faith in God. “Although a lot has happened, I am confident and still happy with the people around me,” he said in an interview with Diario EL UNIVERSO.

Produced by Colombian Anuar Eljadue and written by radio host Hernán de Arco, the song represents and embodies the artist’s joy and identity. “From the moment I heard the song, I loved it because it has a message of hope that I want to share,” he said, going on to say that despite not currently living in his native country, Ben Cheerful It is “a motivational song for the critical moments we are experiencing,” and despite living in the United States, he hears all the news.

Guayaquil singer Anna Ly arrives with a message of hope with her album ‘Este no es el final’

He says he wanted to merge rhythms that characterize Latinos, so he mixed the urban genre with Caribbean and indigenous sounds from Ecuador. He also adds that the animated video was shot in the Dominican Republic. and premiered on YouTube on September 13.

She, 34, has lived in North America for ten years: five years in New York and five years in Miami. He left Ecuador after graduating in International Business, but he always knew he wanted to devote himself to music.

“It’s a mission through song. I feel that God has entrusted me to share the message of the good news, not religion, but the message that changed my life and saved me because I was a victim of bullying”, he admitted.

Despite coming from a religious family, he had low self-esteem and his health was affected during his school and college years. “I thought I couldn’t achieve anything, and then I discovered that I could write songs that motivated other people, and I decided to continue doing this for the rest of my life.”

In early 2023, she launched a book for women titled No peers, where he opens his heart and “tells the worst of me so that the best of God can be seen.” For the official presentation he traveled to countries such as Mexico, the Dominican Republic and El Salvador.

One of his recognitions is the award for influencer of the year at the Redención Awards (New York) and was a special guest at renowned programs such as Wake up America by Univision And Access Total by Telemundo.