Singer songwriter Cristian Allexis, and his band Urbanova, premiered “Caballero sin Memoria” or “Gentleman with no memory”, a retro bolero. This bolero sends a direct message to those men who go around the world flaunting their love relationships and talking about the intimacies that are entrusted to them, seeking with that action to be seen as superior men. The song suggests that men may become slaves of the comments they make about women.
Its music video was made in New York City by Amed Méndez, with scenes at NYC subway stations and restaurants, starring the renowned Dominican actor Mario Peguero, in addition to the interesting performance of the also Latino influencer Oscar Martínez and Mexican model Domingo Toledo. Cristian Allexis y Urbanova had a great summer season in New York City, twice performing at one of the most important tourist sights, Little Island in NYC’s lower Manhattan.
Each performance was enjoyed by people of diverse cultural backgrounds and nationalities. They also captivated the Dominican community in places of Upper Manhattan, The Bronx, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, among others. “Caballero sin memoria” is available on all of Cristian Allexis and Urbanova digital platforms as @urbanovaoficial and @urbanovamusic in Youtube.
OFFICIAL LINKS:
Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/urbanovaoficial
Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/urbanovaoficial
Spotify
https://open.spotify.com/artist/6Jn6jDHTCq74rsibK2QPXC?si=SmSv56AoQp6rFRAX1cBijA&dl_branch=1
Website
www.urbanovamusic.com
YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/user/urbanovamusic
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