Elena Rose's Bendito Verano Is More Than Music: It's a Prayer for Love and Rebirth
Elena Rose's name appears in the songwriting credits of dozens of Latin music hits. Few have been her own so far, as the Venezuelan artist released her debut studio album, giving it a title that evokes as much light as the one she projects: Bendito Verano.
It's an album made for each person to receive and interpret as best suits them
Against the backdrop of an Italian balcony and a seemingly endless landscape, Elena Rose spoke with a broken voice and gentle gaze of someone who has learned to heal through music. The album's 12 tracks span 32 minutes and offer a powerful experience.
Author's summary: Elena Rose released her debut album Bendito Verano.
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