“El Vuelo” marks a turning point in the career of singer-songwriter Gloria Trevi
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Miami, FL. (April 28, 2025) — It’s no secret that throughout her career, Gloria Trevi has faced countless challenges. Nevertheless, she has demonstrated her ability to reinvent herself and take new flight stronger than ever, conquering stages in life with authenticity and passion. Her new album, “El Vuelo,” highlights resilience, evolution, and freedom. Representing the rebirth of the phoenix, this new soundtrack to life reflects her growth as an artist and showcases her connection with her audience, whom she invites to take a new flight alongside her, with no fear.
“El Vuelo” is the first album released under her independent label Great Talent Records, and is available on all digital platforms.
Comprised of 12 tracks, on “El Vuelo” Gloria Trevi brings together six renowned producers: Humberto Gatica, YoFred, Aureo Baqueiro, Oscar Iván Treviño, and the dynamic duo Eduardo Bladinieres and Gilberto Elguezabal. The album’s songwriters include Gloria Trevi, Mexican singer-songwriter Ana Barbara, who has collaborated on multiple Trevi hits, Marcela de la Garza, Mónica Vélez, Loli Molina, Oscar Iván Treviño (@TheGroupDuelo), Kristhian Barrios, Eduardo Borges, and Freddie Lugo.
Listening to “El Vuelo” from beginning to end is like taking an emotional journey guided by Gloria Trevi’s voice and heart. The order of the songs is not random; each song is a chapter that connects with universal experiences: love, heartbreak, loss, freedom, and the joy of living.
From intense ballads like “Un Abrazo” (A Hug) and “Arrúllame” (Calm Me) to empowering anthems like “Cueste lo que Cueste” (Whatever the Cost) and “No estás sola” (You’re not Alone), from love and heartbreak like “Mientras tú te ríes de mí” (While you laugh at me), “Mentí” (I Lied), “Para querer como te quiero,” (To Love How I Love You) and “Me dejé Llevar” (I Let Myself Go) to cries of inner strength like “Para siempre triste” (Forever Sad), a duet with Mónica Naranjo, revealing a defiant, real, and liberated Trevi. In addition, she traverses rhythms that invite you to dance, demonstrating that Gloria Trevi is not only at her best but also maintains a unique connection with her audience, transmitting truth and emotion in each song.
“El Vuelo” is also the focus single for the album. Produced by YoFred, Gloria lets her hair down for a second time, capturing attention from the very first beat. The music video for “El Vuelo” was filmed in Madrid and produced and directed by Pablo Croce.
“El Vuelo” Tracklisting:
- Para querer como te quiero
- Mientras tú te ríes de mí
- Mentí
- Q.E.P.D.
- El vuelo
- Me dejé llevar
- Cobardía
- Arrúllame
- Un Abrazo
- No estás sola
- Cueste lo que cueste
- Para siempre triste
Paving the way for the album’s highly anticipated release, Trevi released the track “Que En Paz Descanse (RIP),” which became the most-streamed song in Mexico both in the pop and general charts. Furthermore, this powerful track has not only resonated in her home country but has also topped the charts in Latin America, Spain, and the United States.
Gloria Trevi’s impact this year isn’t limited solely to her music. Her artistry continues to dominate stages through her current tour, which has hosted high-energy performances in cities such as Los Angeles, Monterrey, San Antonio, and Mexico City. Gloria will soon perform in Mexico, Chile, Colombia, and Peru, and will close her tour with an unforgettable show at the Movistar Arena in Madrid, Spain, in June.
Watch the music video for “El Vuelo” HERE:
