The five sides of Ricky Martin in Adios video
There are no more patient fans than those of Ricky Martin, who have been counting down for the release of his official music video for…
MONTE-CARLO, MONACO – MAY 27: Ricky Martin performs during the ceremony of the World Music Awards 2014 at Sporting Monte-Carlo on May 27, 2014 in Monte-Carlo, Monaco. The Puerto Rican sensation portrays five different characters in his latest music video “Adios.” (Photo by Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images)
There are no more patient fans than those of Ricky Martin, who have been counting down for the release of his official music video for “Adios.”
The Puerto Rican superstar is promoting his latest single in both its English and Spanish versions, with a highly anticipated video premiere on Monday night.
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Prior to its global debut, Martin prepared and teased fans on what to expect by posting video teasers and snapshots of the production, using the label #AdiosVideo.
The concept of the video, filmed in a Los Angeles, Calif. tavern, traces back to the 1930s. In it, Martin portrays five different roles: policeman, bartender, bodyguard, gangster and singer ?oh la la!
He is also accompanied by dancers from the musical revue The Harlow Gold Show, which pays tribute to exploration, the female form and burlesque.
Ok gang!R U ready?HERE is #AdiosVideo HOPE u Enjoy! Bueno mi gente!Están listos para ver #AdiosVideo?Pues aquí esta! http://t.co/8OE5BzOnfn
Ricky Martin (@ricky_martin) October 20, 2014
Adiós is Martins latest single making the rounds on the radio stations. Its also the first single of his forthcoming album expected to be released at the beginning of 2015 by Sony Music Latin.
We chose Adiós because it represents who I am today. The title is a reference to the opening of another cycle, Martin said of the upbeat record.
The single, which premiered in both Spanish and English on September 22nd, is produced by Jesse Shatkin (responsible for Sias popular song Chandelier), Yotuel Romero, Antonio Rayo, and Ricky Martin.
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In addition to the success of his latest track, the GRAMMY award winner will embark a concert series called Live In Mexico with two consecutive concerts at the Palacio De Los Deportes in Mexico City on October 3 and 4.
The tour will continue on to Mexicos main cities including: Guadalajara, Monterrey, Ciudad del Carmen, Puebla, Morelia, among others.
