.jpg)
Before I received this information, I didn't even know that Michael Jackson recorded in Spanish at one point.
Apparently, Michael recorded a Spanish version of "I Can't Stop Loving You" and he also co-wrote and recorded in Spanish a single titled "What More Can I Do" a charitable single in response to the 9/11 attacks that featured appearances from Celine Dion, Mariah Carey, and Justin Timberlake to name a few (there goes my die hard fan credibility).
Anyhow, before Michael's passing, the singer signed on to record yet another Spanish single for charity.
The single was to be dedicated to Smile Train Foundation, an organization that strives to provide free surgery for children in developing countries that suffer from cleft lip and palate. According to IMC Records chairman, Michael really wanted to do something for his Spanish audience and saw this as an opportunity to "express his love for Spain and the Spanish language".
Apparently, Michael recorded a Spanish version of "I Can't Stop Loving You" and he also co-wrote and recorded in Spanish a single titled "What More Can I Do" a charitable single in response to the 9/11 attacks that featured appearances from Celine Dion, Mariah Carey, and Justin Timberlake to name a few (there goes my die hard fan credibility).
Anyhow, before Michael's passing, the singer signed on to record yet another Spanish single for charity.
The single was to be dedicated to Smile Train Foundation, an organization that strives to provide free surgery for children in developing countries that suffer from cleft lip and palate. According to IMC Records chairman, Michael really wanted to do something for his Spanish audience and saw this as an opportunity to "express his love for Spain and the Spanish language".
As a result of Michael's passing, the project has been shelved but can once again go live if Michael's brother's perform the song to continue Michael's legacy. Most importantly, it would also still benefit the foundation.
The media seems to keep skipping over this bit of information; we understand, drama is so much more appetizing, right?
Post a Comment