KING delivers a Caliente flavored Pop Electronic Song "Mango"
KING plunges us into a summer musical universe with her latest single entitled "Mango". Indeed, by merging both electronic pop, a good dose of caliente flavor, the production of "Mango" oozes a vibrant energy perfect for dancing parties. Moreover, the intoxicating performance of KING, worthy of a superstar, adds a scintillating character to the whole composition. It should be noted that the young artist of Cuban origin, was inspired by her culture to deliver a beautiful opus to the public. She explains that the term "mango" is actually used in Cuba to designate an attractive man.
“In Cuba, a hot guy is often called a ‘mango’. I’ve been wanting to make a record that celebrates my Cuban heritage for a while now, so when I hooked up with one of my writers and he played me this melody, the line “tu eres mi mango” just came into my head and the song wrote itself from there. I had to fight hard to get this record made, and I can’t wait to share it with you.”
- KING -
Mango, a song by KING on Spotify
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