The Cuban singer La Diosa is once again embracing greatness. On July 19, the artist will present her new album at the iconic Watsco Center in Miami, the same venue where she made history in 2023 by debuting musically in the United States.
“I have great news, an album called Joyas is coming, which will be presented at the Watsco Center this July 19, get your tickets. My loves, let's make history again”, announced La Diosa on Instagram.
The interpreter, known for her powerful voice and irreverent style, revealed that this new production has been a deeply personal project, where she revives classics of pop and Hispanic ballads from the 70s and 80s, reinterpreted with a contemporary and Cuban touch.
I got it in my head to make an album called Jewels featuring classics from the 70s and 80s, but this takes time and I’ve been trying for about two years to get the King to sit down, forget about the music we usually release, and focus on this album because I want to do it in detail,” the artist confessed on her Instagram.
The album, produced by her husband Rey El Mago, will include adaptations of iconic songs, including “Brindaremos por él,” popularized in 1983 by the Spanish singer Massiel.
“One of the songs we selected is ‘We'll Toast to Him,’ released in '83 by a singer known as Massiel, a tough, temperamental woman, just like me,” La Diosa revealed.
According to Rey El Mago, producing the song involved meticulous reinterpretation to adapt it to La Diosa's style and connect it with today's Cuban audience.
This theme 'We'll Toast to Him' by Massiel is a work that entailed a lot of responsibility because it is a theme about how subtle it is, and I had to take it to the sound of La Diosa 2025, remodel many aspects, bring it forward, and do it in a comparsa style linked with changüí, Cuban music, to convey the feeling that the theme from '83 evokes, and the essence had to be present in this song. It was quite a challenging job, but I believe the result is going to delight you,” assured the producer.
With this ambitious project, La Diosa aims to reaffirm her place in the Latin music scene from Miami, combining nostalgia, vocal power, and Cuban roots in a show that promises to make history once again.
Frequently Asked Questions about La Diosa's return to the Watsco Center and her new album "Joyas"
When and where will La Diosa present her new album "Joyas"?
The Goddess will present her new album "Jewels" on July 19 at the Watsco Center in Miami. This event marks her return to this iconic venue, where she debuted in the United States in 2023.
What kind of songs will be included in La Diosa's album "Joyas"?
The album "Joyas" will include adaptations of classic pop and Spanish ballads from the 70s and 80s, reinterpreted with a contemporary and Cuban twist. One of the standout tracks is "Brindaremos por él," originally popularized by the Spanish singer Massiel.
Who is the producer of La Diosa's new album?
The album "Joyas" is produced by Rey El Mago, husband of La Diosa. He has worked meticulously to adapt the songs to La Diosa's unique style, aiming to connect with today's Cuban audience.
What is the meaning of the title "Joyas" for La Diosa's new album?
The title "Jewels" reflects La Diosa's goal of rescuing and reinterpreting iconic themes from past decades, giving them a new shine and connecting with the nostalgia of its listeners, while maintaining its unique musical identity.
What expectations does La Diosa have for this new release in Miami?
The Goddess aims to reaffirm her place in the Latin music scene with this ambitious project, blending nostalgia, vocal power, and Cuban roots in a show that promises to make history once again.
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