Leslie Grace's Bilingual Album: Love Stories & Evolution

0:00It's May 2nd. I'm Corey with The Story. This is Music News Today, driven by AI and built for the culture. Leslie Grace just dropped her first full original album in over a decade, called Amor, Kian Eris, a 14-track bilingual project out on May. First from Sony Music Latin. It mixes her Latin pop roots with Bachata vibes and R&B flavors on songs like El Plan, Miyato, and two Subi Stay, featuring Mar-tox, singles, IEA, and Emoresito, set the tone for her fresh sound. This release hits right as she's balancing music with acting gigs, building on her breakout role as Nina in the In The Heights movie back in 20, 21. That film world pushed her to rethink her music approach, helping her mature after starting so young. She kicked off as a kid with a Christian album, then blew up in 2012 with her, Bachata spin-on, Will You Love Me Tomorrow, hitting number 1. On Tropical Airplay, and number 3, on Hot Latin Songs.

1:00Her self-titled debut the next year, peaked at number 3 on Top Latin Albums, and snagged a Latin Grammy nod when she was just 17. Now at 31, after some EPs and singles like Como La Primera Vez with Boza in 2022, she's back with a team of producers drawing. Right from her life, mostly love stories, good and tough, pulled from old journals turned into tracks. Grace's evolution feels real, blending screen lessons with raw personal bars, proving she's owning her voice louder than ever.