15 years have passed since a kiss on stage confirmed the surprise. David de María and Chenoa were singing at Cadena 100’s La noche gala for Haiti, in Madrid, in 2010, when they kissed. Madness took over the venue and, although their courtship broke up weeks later, their friendship has remained intact. Now the couple of artists join their voices in a song titled Relativitya collaboration that is part of their new album about music, love and the unpredictability of destiny.
© Indica productionsThe theme, as it is presented, explores the magnetism and romanticism between people, the anguish over time lost due to wrong decisions and the hope of a reunion. A musical reunion that in their case occurs 15 years after a courtship that turned love into a friendship deep and marked by affection. This is what David de María told ¡HOLA! (he answered HOLA!4u’s 20 questions last May), ensuring that he is delighted to share this single with the Mallorcan artist. “I have recorded a song again with my dear partner, friend and admired Chenoa. We have maintained a bond of friendship during this time. “She knows that with her David de María there is the guitar, the good talk, the good wine and ending up singing,” he said.
© Indica productionsThe song, which the artist defined as “fresh,” combines reggae, tarantella and melodic pop and creates an intimate dialogue that captures the magic and unpredictability of destiny. That destiny that has already united them on several occasions and projects. They already recorded as a duo, before starting their relationship, in 2010, the song I don’t want problems, of David de María and after their breakup they have also joined together in different initiatives (one of them a few months after separating in a contest that looked for new talents).
A friendship marked by affection
“It is something very natural and normal, millions of couples remain friends. If you want to complicate it, it gets complicated, if not, no” Chenoa said then. David highlighted about his partner that “it is very easy to sit with her and talk about music or our personal life, and that is what I will always value: she is a transparent, honest, sincere person.” Regarding what happened between them, the Andalusian pointed out that: “There was an attempt but the heart is what rules and the important thing is respect, that we remain friends.”
© GTRESOver the years they have rejoiced in their respective achievements and successes, personally and professionally. This is how David pronounced himself before the wedding of the artist with Miguel Sánchez Encinas (at the Odeon Awards in 2010). “Luckily we usually have contact, when we meet at events and when we miss each other or have to tell each other something… in addition, we usually compose from a distance. “It is a very beautiful relationship,” he said. She then said that she knew her son, Leonardo, who is eight years old.
© GTRESHe went through several depressions
At the end of 2023, the interpreter confessed how hard the last five years of his life were for him. A complicated stage that started in 2018 after his separation from Lola Escobedo and It became worse (he suffered several depressions). Fortunately, he managed to get out of the rut, focusing on music and his son. “When you cross deserts it is something wonderful, but first you have to cross them, and I have spent five years with depression, with feeling your esteem in the ground as a father, as a man, as a husband, as an artist, as a musician… It has been five years of crossing a very large desert, but we all have to occasionally feel what thirst is to then value a simple drop of water,” he said then.
© GTRESNow, as he confessed to ¡HOLA!, he self-produces his music. “With the little we have saved, I am self-producing my own project. It is a very special album, especially because I have the last decision.” His son seems to be interested in music because he already plays the drums and has even gone on stage with him.
Chenoa reported in November 2023 her separation from Miguel Sánchez Encinaswhom she married a year and a half before (link from which HELLO! showed the images exclusively). Last March, at the presentation of Operación Triunfo, the artist commented on the personal moment she was going through. “I am calm, which is the most important thing, calm, but very non-stop…. I am at peace, which is the important thing. In the end, I don’t know if happiness is laughing a lot or being calm sometimes, it depends on the season. “Right now, look for moments of being calm and calm, of which I have few.”
