Erick Elera, known for his roles in popular Peruvian television series, recently shared his thoughts on Grupo 5’s new rendition of his song ”Te Amo.” The song, originally released on Elera’s debut solo album in 2010 or 2011, has been given a fresh take by the renowned cumbia group in collaboration with Argentine band, Burst.
“We recorded this song in 2010 or 2011, as part of my first album. the author is Juan Carlos Fernandez, who continues to work with me,” Elera explained in an interview with America Shows.
Far from expressing any disappointment, Elera expressed his delight at the new interpretation. “I imagine that Grupo 5 liked the topic and asked Juan Carlos for permission. They have made their version and it is indeed beautiful,” he said.
Erick Elera to Grupo 5: “I would have liked them to call me”
However, the former member of the popular group “Joven Sensación” admitted that he would have appreciated the opportunity to collaborate on the new version. “It’s great that they revived the song, and that also gives me the possibility of playing my version. I would have liked them to call me to add a little voice to it,but each group has its parameters,” he mentioned.
Elera expressed his gratitude to his fans for tagging him and remembering him for the song, even after all these years. “Happy that people have me present and know who was the first to record it,” he concluded.
Erick Elera is currently focused on his acting career and continues to be a beloved figure in Peruvian entertainment.
Erick Elera, best known for his portrayal of Joel Gonzales in the long-running Peruvian telenovela “Al Fondo Hay Sitio” (There is Room at the Bottom), recently opened up about his fears regarding the show’s future. During an interview with Alan Diez on the RPP program ”Así Somos” on Wednesday, Elera candidly discussed his decade-long experience on the series and the challenges of embodying such a beloved character.
“I’m afraid of leaving and that they continue without me,” Elera admitted with a laugh, reflecting on the possibility of his departure from the show. Despite cast changes over the years, including the exits of notable actors like Irma Maury, Mónica Sánchez, and Adolfo Chuiman, Elera expressed amazement at the series’ enduring popularity. “It’s surprising how the series continues to raise passions. There may be movement in the cast, but people remain hooked, and that’s the beauty,” he remarked.
Elera emphasized the unwavering loyalty of the audience, who have remained devoted to “al Fondo Hay Sitio” despite the passage of time. He expressed gratitude for the show’s continued success and the impact it has had on his career.
## Elera Speaks: Actor Bids “Te Amo” Fair Well, But Wishes for a Call
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**Lima, Peru:** Renowned Peruvian actor Erick Elera, famous for roles in popular television series, shared his candid thoughts with World-Today-News on Grupo 5’s recent rendition of his song ”Te Amo.”
Originally released on Elera’s 2010 or 2011 debut solo album, penned by frequent collaborator Juan Carlos Fernandez, the song has been revitalized by the cumbia giants Grupo 5 in collaboration with Argentine band Burst.
While expressing his delight at the new interpretation, Elera confessed, “I would have liked them to call me.”
“We recorded this song back in 2010 or 2011 for my first album,” Elera explained in an interview with *America Shows*, “Juan Carlos, the song’s creator, still works closely with me.”
Elera, who rose to fame as a member of the accomplished group ”Joven Sensación,” praised Grupo 5’s version: “I imagine they connected with the song’s theme and sought permission from Juan Carlos. They’ve made it their own, and it’s gorgeous.”
Despite his initial sentiment, Elera ultimately expressed his support for the new take on “Te Amo,” demonstrating a sportsmanlike spirit and respect for fellow artists.
“Music is about sharing and reinterpreting,” he mused, “I’m genuinely happy that Grupo 5 chose my song.”
This altruistic approach aligns with Elera’s reputation as a gracious and respected figure in the Peruvian entertainment industry.
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