The video for the single was recorded in Medellín under the direction of María Paula Ruíz, who has worked with artists such as: Reykon, Andy Rivera, Mabiland, Kapla and Miky, Dave East, among others.
The Colombian band The Mills presents their new record production “Olvidarte”, an album that included several of the singles that the group has been presenting in recent months. presentation of the single that bears the same name as the album.
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Olvidarte is a song a little different from what the public was used to hearing, with this new song it has been sought to give a fresher sound, from the composition where more people were involved and not only the members of the group as usual, the voice is more fluid, but the strong sound characteristic of The Mills is preserved in his choirs.
This single speaks of that need to forget someone, but from so much thinking, impossible to achieve it, in its lyrics a more modern and current language is evidenced. This song included a lot of programming mixed with organic instruments, for example, you can find a beat with acoustic drums, and the sound of the guitar present all the time.
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The video clip for Olvidarte was recorded in Medellín, under the direction of María Paula Ruíz who has worked with artists such as: Reykon, Andy Rivera, Mabiland, Kapla and Miky, Dave East, among others. “In this video we wanted to explore one of the darker sides of The Mills, the lyrics themselves inspire that ‘toxicity’ in a relationship. You only receive disappointments and you are still not able to forget that person . That was taken to the extreme in the video ”, concludes Bako.
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This production will include several singles that The Mills has been presenting in recent months such as: “Pill”, “Volver a Starter”, “Now”, “Olvidarte” and of course “Señora”, the version of the classic of our music. vallenata, a theme that from the moment it was launched has been very well received, especially in the Caribbean region of our country.
An album that shows a new The Mills that preserves the essence of its style with the interpretive talent of Bako and the musical execution of Geogy, Dizee, Ray and Cadavid.
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