Tulile Returns With "Desahogo," a Merengue Version of a Roberto Carlos Classic
Dominican artist El Rey Tulile is back with a new merengue take on a romantic classic that, according to El Nacional, defined generations.
Key points
- The track "Desahogo" is a merengue version of the classic popularized by Roberto Carlos.
- According to El Nacional, Tulile aims to reaffirm his place in Dominican street merengue.
- The song is now available on digital music platforms and on the artist's official YouTube channel.
Dominican artist Tulile, known as El Rey Tulile, returns to the music scene with "Desahogo," a new merengue version of a song popularized by Brazilian singer Roberto Carlos.
According to El Nacional, Tulile has an established career in mambo and left his mark on the development and popularization of street merengue. With this release, the artist hopes to rekindle the interest of his fans and win over new audiences. Choosing a song widely known among lovers of romantic music is meant to connect with the public's musical memory, blending the rhythm of merengue with a composition that has transcended generations.
The challenge, according to El Nacional, is to reconnect with those who have followed his career and to reaffirm the relevance of a style that helped mark an important stage in the evolution of Dominican urban merengue.
"Desahogo" is now available on all major digital music platforms and on El Rey Tulile's official YouTube channel, where fans can listen to it.