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Inside Arthur Hanlon’s ‘2 Manos, 1 Mundo’ Album
Arthur Hanlon discusses the standout songs from his new EP, '2 Manos, 1 Mundo,' featuring collaborations with Carlos Vives, Ángela Aguilar and more.
Arthur Hanlon presents his new EP, 2 Manos, 1 Mundo(“two hands, one world”), out Friday (April 11) via Sony Music Latin. On the seven-track production, which follows his highly praised Piano y Mujer series, the Detroit-born pianist teamed up with nine of his friends — Ana Bárbara, Ángela Aguilar, Carlos Vives, Darell, Goyo, Manuel Medrano, Nia Skyfer, Tiago Ior and Yotuel — for an “ethereal and dreamy” production (as he describes it) that fuses worldly beats such as Brazil’s bossanova, Cuba’s cha-cha-cha and Colombia’s vallenato with his distinctive piano melodies. “It was a good moment to go back and write,” Hanlon tells Billboard, whose last two albums featured cover songs interpreted by artists such as Ivy Queen, Ha*Ash, Kany García, Natalia Jimenez, Evaluna Montaner and more.
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