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Jencarlos Canela Teams Up with Yotuel & Arturo Sandoval for New Single “Sueño”

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Jencarlos Canela is dedicating his latest single to his homeland…

The 34-year-old Cuban singer/actor has joined voices with Yotuel and Arturo Sandoval to sing for the freedom of Cuba. Together they’ve released the new single “Sueño,” via Alkatraks Music Group.

Jencarlos Canela, Yotuel“I know that we’re about to meet again/ And build what we have dreamed of/ Wait for me in the same place/ Wait for me that there is little left to hug each other,” go part of the lyrics in Spanish, which also includes the line “Patria y Vida” from Yotuel’s Latin Grammy-winning song of the same name.

The moving track comes with a music video that combines images of the artists and others clad in white embracing on the beach.

“Dream, that’s my dream/ A dream that is our dream/ A dream of freedom,” the song ends.

Intocable’s “XX Aniversario” Debuts Atop Billboard’s Top Latin Albums Chart

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It’s Lucky No. 7 for Intocable…

The Tejano/Norteño musical group has scored it’s seventh No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Latin Albums chart, as XX Aniversario debuts at the summit with 3,000 sold in the week ending February 1, according to Nielsen Music.

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The hits collection, also available in CD + DVD format, includes memorable tracks spanning the band’s last 20 years.

Intocable is tied for the record for most chart-topping songs on Billboard’s Regional Mexican Airplay chart (16), along with Conjunto Primavera.

XX Aniversario includes several of Intocable’s past crowning tracks, including “Sueno,” the longest running No. 1 (13 weeks).

The new release gives Intocable its 14th No. 1 on the Regional Mexican Albums chart, where it remains the third best-charting group following Los Tigres Del Norte (23 No. 1s) and Los Temerarios (15).

Intocable hails from Zapata, Texas, and was started by friends Ricky Muñoz and René Martínez in the early 1990s. Other members include Sergio Serna, Johnny Lee Rosas, Alejandro Gulmar, Albert Ramírez and José Juan Hernández.