Kelly Centeno was born in the city of Miami, United States, on January 4, 2007 and from a very young age she felt a special passion for music and at the age of 12 she developed the talent of songwriting. Since then she hasn’t stopped writing new music and has hundreds of songs of her own.
Kelly premieres a new single entitled «Love the Same”, a pop song that tells a romantic story according to what she has already accustomed us to in her lyrics. The song revolves around loving a person who doesn’t have the ability to love you back, yet you still have a gut feeling that that person loves you as much as you love them.
Following the success of her previous releases like “Nightmare”, “Just That Girl» and “Here With Me”,”Only Last a Night», the young artist continues to rock and everything she touches makes it a hit. With this new release she promises to break our hearts, just like she has done in the past.
The young interpreter of only 15 years old confesses to us that she longs to be able to sing with her idols in the music industry such as Ashe, Taylor Swift and Louis Tomlinson. She would love to sing with any of them, as well as any other member of One Direction. Since her childhood she listened to «What Makes You Beautiful», “Our Song», which was the inspiration for her music.
The new single “Love The Same” has a spectacular music video directed by Jorge Hall, under the musical production of Libni. The places selected for her filming were the locations: The Luxe Galore and Amelia Park in Hialeah located in the Capital of the Sun, where the interpreter lives.
The single that has just been released will be part of her new album that will be completed this summer. With this single. In addition, she is preparing for an Unplugged concert that will be broadcast on her YouTube channel and will make some presentations in the main cities of the United States.
Without further ado, you can visit the video clip for “Love The Same” on her YouTube channel and listen to the music that is available today on all digital platforms.
