Singer Yilda calls ‘Bye-bye’ to betrayal in her new theme song

The young singer on the rise In Banchón now he wants to start writing and composing his own songs and the first step has been his new song Bye-bye, which just premiered last Wednesday. It is a story that mixes romance, intrigue and the overcoming of a treacherous love, narrated with the rhythms urban pop that characterize the artist’s sound, and with a background of bolero that has joined this modern tune.

“Since I started singing, in the 2007 when I was 6 years old, I always leaned towards national music, corridors, boleros, waltzes (romantic music)Thanks to my grandfather Joaquín who instilled these rhythms in me since I was little. So we decided (with his producer) to add this bolero variation, ”explains Yilda.

The presentation of this theme included the launch of a music video on YouTube that already registers more than 50,000 reproductions. There, the interpreter not only recreates the lyrics of the song but also executes a choreography, directed by the Venezuelan dancer and teacher Jerry Quintana, very lively, with the typical hiccups of hiphop and jazz.

The video was shot a whole day in the heritage building Mz. 14, where the University of the Arts celebrates diverse scenic and artistic expressions.

“I was a year in I’m the best (reality from TC Television) and that experience helped me a lot for this video, because dancing has not been my strong suit ”, confesses Yilda, for whom it is also her first artistic video with a dance number. With this he seeks to demonstrate his growth in music. Her desire is to continue composing, as a singer-songwriter, especially focusing on love. “My parents are my fundamental pillar in my career, they have accompanied me at every step, they always remind me that when things are done with love, they always work better. And that’s why I want to sing to that feeling ”. (I)