Yeison Jimenez & Silvestre Dangond The Greatest Exponents of Two Genres Defining Colombian Culture and Folklore Present ‘Gracias a ti’
Both music stars are joining forces to merge Vallenato with Colombian regional music, in a collaboration without comparison that promises to be an anthem for posterity. Yeison Jiménez, the greatest exponent of popular music in Colombia, and singer and instrumentalist Silvestre Dangond, who is considered one of the principal and greatest representatives of the new wave of the genre Vallenato, have joined forces to present “Gracias a ti”, a musical proposal that fuses Vallenato with regional Colombian music, as well as modern sounds that have influenced the mainstream and that today, without a doubt, arrive with the strength represented by the union of two of the most powerful and recognized voices on the continent.
Recently both artists have been the protagonists with their exciting news, which include 2 Nuestra Awards for Dangond in the categories ‘Best Vallenato Artist’ and ‘Best Vallenata Song’, as well as recognition for ‘Best Popular Song’ for Yeison Jimenez for ‘Aventurero‘, a song that has taken the artist all over of the world.
Yeison Jiménez is currently one of the artists with the greatest impact and positioning both on digital platforms and on the radio, managing to place his songs at the top of the charts, with songs like “El Desmadre” or “Aventurero”, the latter already exceeds 140 Million views on YouTube and made Yeison the first artist of the genre, to receive Gold Record for more than 4 million streams, on digital platforms.
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