In May, the worst possible news came for his followers. Enrique Bunbury: he would not appear on stage again due to a throat problem that seemed to have no easy solution. Since then, the artist from Zaragoza He has been very active on his social networks, remembering events. (including some Heroes del Silencio) and reveals what their next plans might be. There he announced that a new album was on the way, and even shared an image with Jerry Ordóñez in charge of mixes at a Los Angeles studio in December.
News from there, with droppers, yes, they do, and in a mysterious message, Bunbury announced that May 26 was the chosen date With the release of her highly anticipated new album, this week created a new bombshell effect. The first ‘single’ from this album will be called ‘Invulnerables’ and more importantly, it can be heard on different platforms starting this Friday.
new band of musicians
There is something already revolutionary in social networks these days and we must not forget that there is an impatience to hear about the new side of Enrique Bunbury, who decided to leave the band Los Santos Inocentes and start a new path with other musicians. . The result is that at least the ‘single’ is already on the market, but we’ll still have to wait four months for the album, with a few more ‘singles’ expected during this time. From there, the question is clear and direct, will the man from Zaragoza give a concert again? As usual, he didn’t reveal his plans, but when he announced his retirement, many thought that even though he won’t be going on tour, maybe he’ll give a concert for special occasions. And it could be the release of a new album. In any case, until something is confirmed, it remains only to wait. It should be noted that Bunbury has always been an unpredictable artist, driven more by his perceptions and instincts than by certain rules, so anything can happen..
What is clear is that May was significant in Bunbury’s career because most of his records were released in that month. For this reason “It’s Possible” and it happened before with “Journey to Nowhere” or “Flamingos”.
Second poetry collection
But Bunbury not only broke his musical silence, he also launched it. The second poetry collection, ‘MicroDosis’, edited by Cántico. A diary in which she has decided, in a confessional tone, to “consciously experience the intake of psilocybin in microdoses” over the past two years.
In the foreword by Vicente Gallego He already speaks openly about his poetry collection: “From the cosmic expanse of the annihilation of the person, those inner journeys where the familiar becomes unacceptable and the extraordinary reaches the extravagance.” The pages of this book, written with the pants off, but full of love for everything, speaks to us, including the always arrogant image of this world».
Thus, what seems clear is that Whether he’s performing or not, Enrique Bunbury is a long way from retirement because the Zaragoza artist looks more current than ever.