

Beyoncé's Latin Soul
International superstar Beyoncé Knowles sets out to conquer the Hispanic market with a little help from Latin idols Shakira and Alejandro Fernández
Por Peter Castro |
29 de marzo, 2007

Beyoncé Knowles
“I listened to Selena all the time,” recalls Beyoncé. Finally, audiences will hear the American diva sing in Spanish for the first time. After a mesmerizing career as the leader of the pop trio Destiny’s Child and then as a solo artist who won 10 GRAMMY’s and starred in last year’s Dreamgirls, the 25-year-old star is re-releasing her mega hit CD, B-Day, on April 3 with six new songs sung entirely in Spanish, including “Amor Gitano,” her duet with Alejandro Fernandez which is the theme of the Telemundo telenovela, Zorro: La espada y la rosa. PEOPLE En Español editor Peter Castro talked to Beyoncé about this bold new career move into the Hispanic universe.
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