The cumbia 420 singer uploaded the video of his cover of the 1997 hit. Although he deleted it, it didn’t take long for it to circulate on the networks.
June 6, 2024, 7:34 p.m.
Listen to L-Gante’s version of a Thalía classic. (Photo: Instagram/lgante_keloke / thalia)
L-Ghent does not stop making people talk on social networks. It can be about his musical career, his love life or even problems with the law, but the singer always manages to attract the attention of the media and Internet users.
On this occasion, the cumbia 420 musician went viral for a peculiar version made by “Amor a la Mexicana”, from Thalía’s classic. Of course she took the opportunity to give him her Single touch and change some fragments of the lyrics.
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“A Mexican guacha, tequila, tobacco and rum”expresses the father of Jamaica in this cumbiera-based version of the famous song that became a worldwide hit when it was released in 1997 and became one of the most important hits of his career.
The memes for their version of a Thalía classic. (Source: Twitter/@ThaliaChart)
Although the L-Gante video disappeared from YouTube, It went viral on social media and sparked all kinds of comments.. “Thalia did not remove two ribs so that L-Gante would ruin a song that was a hit in the 90s”, “We sent the tweet so that Thalia would do something”, “Please don’t let this reach Thalía”among others.
L-Gante’s new album
L-Gante is preparing to release his album Cell 4. After having been imprisoned, the cumbia 420 singer confirmed that he has the songs ready for this new musical stage.
On his Instagram account, Tamara Báez’s ex shared some previews and messages from his fans asking for new songs. So, you could hear the introductions of the songs.
His song with sexual references. (Source: YouTube capture/L-gante)
“I have twelve songs ready to release”, the musician wrote on his social networks and showed the files he has saved on his cell phone. In this new material, we will find cumbia, reggaeton, hip hop, references to drugs, the night and also a message of self-improvement.
One of the previews he shared begins with an audio from Elián Valenzuela himself in which he appears to be speaking to a friend and expresses: “I’m thinking about stopping escabia, I don’t want anything anymoretry to live a good, healthy life.”
“A successful life, and people think I’m doing something else. I’m earning my things as a guachín. The day in my neighborhood is quiet but the night is dangerous. I stayed up to date so as not to do anything else,” says the beginning of another of the songs that would have references to his personal life.
