February 14th will not just be a symbolic date for Virginio coincides with the beginning of a new trajectory: it goes out Devour the Skya single written and performed entirely in Spanish which marks the start of a more structured international phase.
Singer-songwriter and author with a path that over the years has intertwined pop writing and melodic research, in the last four years he has progressively expanded his range of action towards the Latin and North American markets. This new chapter is part of that direction, but with a more evident specific weight.
virginio – devorar el cielo, A production between Italy and Miami
Devour the Sky is produced in Miami by Jhomer Rios and represents the fifth single in Spanish released by the artist in the space of four years. Not an isolated episode, therefore, but a coherent path that takes shape through collaborations and targeted linguistic choices.
The release comes at a time when Spanish-language music occupies a central position in the global industry, from streaming platforms to international charts. In this scenario, the choice does not appear as a simple experimentation, but as a cultural and artistic investment: bringing contemporary Italian pop into an increasingly international context.
Between the United States and Mexico: the appointments
In the weeks following the release, the singer-songwriter will be busy between the United States and Mexico. On February 19th he will participate as a guest at Lo Nuestro Awardscheduled in Miami, one of the reference events for Latin music.
On February 25th he will present the single to the American public with a live showcase also in Miami. Following this, a promotional tour will begin in Mexico, a central stage in the strategy of consolidating the Spanish-language project in the Latin American and North American markets.
Spanish lyrics of “Devorar el Cielo”
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Italian translation of “Devorar el Cielo”
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A vision of pop as a global language
With Devour the Sky, Virginio continues a path that combines international production and live activities abroad. The underlying idea is clear: pop as a language capable of crossing borders, communicating with different cultures and finding new trajectories without denying its own identity.
More than a change of direction, it is a broadening of perspective. And February 14 marks the beginning of this new phase.
Photo by Ethan Malka
