Juan Miguel presents his new single "Hasta que llegaste tú" with Jerry Rivera

The song premieres with its music video available on all digital platforms

Miami, Florida| June  13^th 2022|  Venezuelan singer/songwriter, composer and producer Juan Miguel, launches his latest single release titled "Hasta que llegaste tú".  World-renowned Tropical sensation Jerry Rivera is a guest artist on the track affirming Juan Miguel’s melodic versatility and interpretive capacity in mastering different musical genres, on this occasion, salsa. The song is available for streaming on major digital platforms.

Since childhood, Juan Miguel has always been influenced by salsa having led him to work with greats including Gilberto Santa Rosa, Nelson Arrieta, Jonathan Moly, Ronald Borjas, Guaco, Olga Tañón, and Jerry Rivera, with whom today he presents "Hasta que llegaste tú".

"Hasta que llegaste tú" is a song that perfectly fuses the musical styles of both performers, their energy, rhythm, and romanticism with perfect lyrics that can be dedicated to any loved one, stemming from the composition of Alfredo Matheus, Felipe Molinares, Zacarias Erminy and Juan Miguel. The alliance between both artists comes 3 years after Juan Miguel was part of the production team of Jerry Rivera's next studio album, as well as his most recent success with Yandel "Mira".

"I think it happened in the most natural way, after the closeness we had during the time we worked on his album, the great opportunity was given that for me means a lot because Jerry is an artist that I have admired since I was a child and this exceeds my expectations," said Juan Miguel about this collaboration that marks a new direction in his artistic career.

The song "Hasta que llegaste tú" premieres with its official music video, which was recorded in the city of Orlando, Florida, under the direction of Christopher Gotera.

This is not the first time Juan Miguel has flirted with the salsa genre. In 2018 he made a collaboration with Micro TDH on the song "Amigos con beneficios remix", and throughout his artistic career he has allowed himself to walk through the urban, pop, tropical genre, and Venezuelan folk music.