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Xavi Breaks Down 5 Essential Tracks From His New Album, ‘Dosis’: ‘We Tried to Add a Little Bit of Everything’

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Xavi Breaks Down 5 Essential Tracks From His New Album, ‘Dosis’: ‘We Tried to Add a Little Bit of Everything’
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Xavi's new album, 'Dosis,' showcases his diverse musical influences while maintaining an emotional core. The 19-track album features a blend of genres, including música mexicana, bachata, and pop, reflecting his bicultural identity. Collaborations with various artists enhance the album's range, and Xavi continues to connect with listeners through themes of love and heartbreak.

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With Dosis, Xavi stretches his sound in new directions without letting go of the emotional core that got him here. On his second studio album, the Mexican-American singer-songwriter moves between música mexicana, bachata, pop and other urbano flourishes with an ease that reflects both his creative curiosity and his bicultural identity. The result is a 19-track set that feels broader in scope, while still rooted in the romantic tumbado style that has connected him with a new generation of listeners. “We tried to add a little bit of everything, so it wouldn’t always sound the same and so we could experiment with different genres,” Xavi tells Billboard Español.

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