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Tres canciones de Kiara

Hola, amigos del mundo; hola, amigos de HIVE. Hoy es martes y como todo el mundo lo sabe, los martes son de música en HIVE.

Según la publicación más reciente de @ablaze, estamos en la semana 200 de Three Tune Tuesday. Como decía en uno de los comentarios, se dice fácil llegar a 200 semanas con una iniciativa, pero sabemos que detrás de esas 200 semanas hay trabajo, esfuerzo y mucha música buena para inspirar. Que sigan más semanas de música y que cada latido sea una nota musical.

Esta semana vuelvo con mi selección acostumbrada de cantantes que se hicieron famosos en Venezuela en la década de los 80. En esta década surgió un grupo de cantantes y compositores que pusieron el nombre del país en la palestra musical del mundo. Hasta los momentos hemos escuchado por acá a Franco de Vita, Karina, Yordano, Ilán Chéster, Ricardo Montaner, Guillermo Dávila y los grupos Témpano y Daiquirí. Hoy me gustaría hablar de otra mujer que causó furor en aquella época: Kiara.

Su verdadero nombre es Gloria Sabrina Gómez Delgado, pero en aquellos años había una fijación con la K y muchas cantantes venezolanas llevaban nombres artísticos con K: Karina, Kiara, Karolina (con K). Esta cantante, graduada de abogada, se caracterizó por su voz sensual, sus canciones cargadas de erotismo y por una imagen felina, sexy, que enloquecía a hombres y mujeres. Deleitémonos hoy con su voz.

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Qué bello

Tesoro mío

Líberame

Los videos compartidos son de Youtube, el texto fue traducido con Deepl

Esta es mi participación de esta semana en la iniciativa de nuestro gran amigo @ablaze :Three Tune Tuesday. Si quieres participar, aquí te dejo el enlace al post de invitación .

Gracias por leer y comentar. Hasta una próxima lectura, amigos.

[Versión en inglés]
Hello, friends of the world; hello, friends of HIVE. Today is Tuesday and as everyone knows, Tuesdays are music Tuesdays at HIVE.
According to @ablaze's most recent post, we are in week 200 of Three Tune Tuesday. As I said in one of the comments, it's easy to say it's easy to reach 200 weeks with an initiative, but we know that behind those 200 weeks there is work, effort and a lot of good music to inspire. May more weeks continue and may the music keep playing every Tuesday.
This week I return with my usual selection of singers who became famous in Venezuela in the 80s. In this decade a group of singers and composers emerged that put the name of the country in the musical arena of the world. So far we have heard Franco de Vita, Karina, Yordano, Ilán Chéster, Ricardo Montaner, Guillermo Dávila and the groups Témpano and Daiquirí. Today I would like to talk about another woman who caused a furor at that time: Kiara.
Her real name is Gloria Sabrina Gómez Delgado, but in those years there was a fixation with the K and many Venezuelan singers had stage names with K: Karina, Kiara, Karolina (with K). This singer, who graduated as a lawyer, was known for her sensual voice, her erotically charged songs and her feline, sexy image, which drove men and women crazy. Let's delight today with her voice.
“Qué bello” was one of Kiara's first hits in which her proposal of a sensual and passionate woman was already glimpsed. The lyrics of this song that speaks of female desire (come, I do not regret, on the floor, wherever and take me), became a hymn of liberation for the number of women who shouted the chorus of this piece, before the fascinated gaze of men surrendered (or surprised) by so much daring.
The second song I want to share with you is “Tesoro mío”. It must be said that in the 80's and 90's, duets were the style and telenovela was one of the most watched genres in the world. The idea of this song was to represent on stage a little love story that is shaken by the arrival of an ex. The formula worked and Guillermo Dávila and Kiara became a couple that sold millions of copies of this piece.
Today's last song corroborates not only Kiara's powerful voice, but also her rebelliousness, daring and eroticism: “Libérame”. This song was composed especially for Kiara by singer-songwriter Franco de Vita and its video, which I share with you, created controversy at the time, for its erotic and transgressive scenes. This piece was one of those that brought Kiara international fame and made her perform on many stages around the world.
Although Kiara continues to sing, in recent years she has been seen more as an actress, entertainer and businesswoman. In one of her many interviews, she stated that she had to leave her singing career for a while to dedicate herself to being a mother. I would like to know what other singer from the 80's do you remember and what do you think about that era?