Letón Pé, the rising star from the Dominican Republic, is making waves in the music industry with her unique blend of Nineties house and dembow on her latest track, “¿Cuándo Se Va’ir El Calor?” The song, which translates to “When Will the Heat Go Away?”, is a perfect representation of Pé’s style and showcases her talent as a singer, songwriter, and producer.
Pé, whose real name is Leticia Pérez, grew up in a musical family and was exposed to a variety of genres from a young age. However, it was the sounds of Nineties house and dembow that truly captured her attention and inspired her to create her own music. “I’ve always been drawn to the energy and rhythm of these genres,” she says. “They make me want to dance and express myself.”
“¿Cuándo Se Va’ir El Calor?” is a perfect example of Pé’s unique sound. The track seamlessly blends the infectious beats of dembow with the soulful vocals and melodic elements of Nineties house. The result is a catchy and upbeat song that will have listeners dancing along from the first note.
But beyond the catchy beat and infectious energy, “¿Cuándo Se Va’ir El Calor?” also carries a deeper message. Pé explains that the song is about breaking free from societal expectations and doing things on your own terms. “I felt the need to do it on my own terms,” she says. “To create music that truly represents who I am and what I want to say.”
Pé’s bold and unapologetic approach to her music is what sets her apart from other artists in the industry. She is not afraid to experiment and push boundaries, and this is evident in her music. “I want to inspire others to be themselves and not conform to what society expects of them,” she says. “Music is a powerful tool to express yourself and make a statement.”
With “¿Cuándo Se Va’ir El Calor?”, Letón Pé is introducing the world to her unique style, which she calls “demvogue.” It’s a fusion of two genres that may seem unlikely to go together, but Pé makes it work effortlessly. And with her talent and determination, she is sure to make a lasting impact in the music industry.
So, when will the heat go away? With Letón Pé’s infectious beats and empowering message, it’s safe to say that it will never go away. And we wouldn’t want it to.
