Cover art of “Para Qué Llorar (feat. Keymass & Bonche)” by Dasoul. Photo source: Dasoul’s official Facebook / Roster Music.
Today the Spanish singer, producer and songwriter Dasoul released a new summer song named “Para Qué Llorar” as follow-up single to “Prometo Amarte“. It’s a collaboration with the Cuban-Ecuadorian music duo Keymass & Bonche. As of 1 June 2015 “Para Qué Llorar” is the number 125 of the Spanish iTunes Chart. At moment of writing there was no official video of the song available on YouTube therefore a Spotify embed is added to the article.
Las Palmas-born Dasoul is a 24 years-old singer-songwriter and producer. In 2012 he signed a record deal with Roster Music which led to his debut single “De Lao A Lao” in 2013. In 2014 Dasoul had a major hit in the Spanish music chart with his song “Él No Te Da“. Some successful singles that Dasoul released are: “Vámonos Pa La Calle (feat. Maffio)”, “Él No Te Da”, “Prometo Amarte”, “Déjalo” and “La Bienvenida al Amor”.
“Para Qué Llorar (feat. Keymass & Bonche)” is available on iTunes and Spotify.
Dasoul – Para Qué Llorar (feat. Keymass & Bonche) [Spotify embed, including cover art]
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