The Spanish singer performed for several days in the Regional Auditorium in February 2020 in the role of Rachel Marron’s character: “Whitney Houston there is only one”, she said humbly. Two years later, his life is turned upside down.
Before Chanel Terrero (Cuba, 1991) represented Spain in the Eurovision Song Contest, she already had an emerging career as a musical actress. In January 2020, when he presented the musical ‘El Guarda Espaldas’ at the Murcia Regional Auditorium, he told LA VERDAD how hard it is to put yourself in the shoes of one of the queens of R&B, soul and gospel par excellence, Whitney Houston. a challenge in itself. Chanel Terrero performed in Murcia for five days, from 12 to 16 February 2020, performing universal songs such as ‘I will always love you’. Then his big bet was “making people vibrate with history”: “Whitney is an artist that everyone has in their retinas, in their ear and in their head, but if you sing the songs with passion, with that black vibe she has, “Eventually, the audience forgets about the equations and is completely absorbed in the story,” he told the newspaper while promoting this Letsgo production.
The interpreter and singer gave life to the character of Rachel Marron, the protagonist in the story originally written by Lawrence Kasdan. Former Secret Service agent Frank Farmer, played onscreen by Kevin Costner and in the Octavi Pujades musical, is hired to protect superstar Rachel Marron from an unknown stalker. Everything gets complicated when the protagonists fall in love. Chanel knows the soundtrack by heart (winner of three Grammy Awards), and in Murcia she also performed three songs by Whitney Houston. Fifteen themes in total to preserve the magic of the original movie. “Whitney Houston there is only one,” Chanel Terrero humbly admitted to Murcian journalists.
Tonight we know what position he takes with ‘SloMo’, his proposal to represent Spain in the Eurovision Song Contest.
Source: La Verdad
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