The Mexican singer Edith Márquez is recognized as one of the most talented voices in her country, with hits like 'Mi error, mi fantasía' and 'Aunque sea en otra vida,' which have positioned her as one of the most influential female artists of the last decade. Recently, in an interview with MILENIO, she shared exciting details about her upcoming project, revealing her enthusiasm for the next step in her professional career.
In the interview, Edith Márquez announced that she will pay tribute to the renowned singer Rocío Dúrcal, whose voice is still highly appreciated in Mexico despite the years. This project is a long-cherished dream of the artist and is produced by Kiko Cibrián. Márquez expressed her happiness, gratitude, and commitment to this project, highlighting the importance of Rocío Dúrcal as an inspiring figure in her foray into the world of music.
Edith Márquez shared her excitement about being able to pay this homage to Rocío Dúrcal, whom she considers "a great star" and "our most Mexican Spanish woman." The singer plans to include the popular song 'Me gustas mucho' in this tribute, thus continuing a meaningful work that has been part of her musical experience. She is currently on tour in the United States, bringing her music to different places with great public acceptance.
The artist also detailed that the tribute album will include ten songs by Rocío Dúrcal, among which is 'Amor eterno,' and she left open the possibility of touring Mexico in the near future. With deep respect and admiration for the legendary Spanish singer, Edith Márquez is immersed in a creative process filled with love and responsibility to carry out this tribute with all the respect that the memory and legacy of Rocío Dúrcal deserve.
