Chayanne is finally back in the scene! Well, not officially. Recently, the Latin artist finally sat down for an interview for the first time in five years and he's ready to discuss why he's taking so long to release new music.
In a discussion with Leila Cobo of Billboard, the Puerto Rican singer revealed why he never released any projects after dropping "En Todo Estare" in 2014.
He noted that he's been releasing "a few singles here and there" but aside from music, he's also doing a lot of things except for an album.
The singer embarked on a tour a few years back, but was cut short due to the COVID-19 pandemic; he only had four dates left.
Regarding why there's no new album yet, Chayanne said there are a "couple of circumstances," but his main reason was he likes to "really listen to the songs" and analyze them one by one.
When asked about possible retirement, it appears that the singer isn't stopping soon as he still feels young.
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Chayanne Receiving a Significant Award From 2022 Billboard Latin Music Awards
According to the outlet, Chayanne will receive an honorary icon award at this year's Billboard Latin Music Awards.
The reason why he's set to receive a huge honor from the renowned award-giving body is because of his contribution to Latin music and his relevance in the industry despite not releasing any new projects.
He's also successful when it comes to numbers and statistics as he became one of the most known artists in his genre, leading him to the path of musical and commercial success.
The Puerto Rican star has been performing over the past four decades and he built a legacy for himself. Some of his most popular songs are "Me Enamoré de Ti," "Yo Te Amo," "Dejaria Todo," "Madre Tierra," "Atado a tu amor," and many more.
Aside from being honored on September 29, he will also perform live at the Watsco Center in Miami, Florida. Fans can watch his performance via Telemundo as well as other channels and platforms like Universo, the Telemundo App, and Telemundo Internacional.
Hosted by Jaime Camil and Kate del Castillo, other performers include Calibre 50, Camilo, Farruko, Grupo Firme, Los ángeles Azules and Carlos Vives, Nicky Jam, Ozuna, Pepe Agular, Maluma, and many more.
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