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JLo is giving fans a within the attend of-the-scenes of her movie Marry Me with the current tune video for “Marry Me.” On Friday, Jennifer Lopez and Maluma released the video for his or her newest rom-com’s title observe on Facebook Be conscious. The visible follows the singers as they reprise their roles as Kat Valdez and Bastian, giving an interior study how they prepped for his or her roles.
The video opens with Lopez singing the main few notes of the tune — a active, pop banger — in a recording sales field. (Of us reported that the video changed into once shot on role alongside with her boyfriend, Ben Affleck, watching.)
“Marry me, marry me, narrate yes/Marry me, marry me, narrate yes/For the relaxation, the relaxation of your lifestyles,” she sings within the refrain.
Unhurried within the tune, Maluma shares a stress-free verse in Spanish: “Si me das tu mano, te lo juro por mi vida que seré file/Y aunque pasen cosas buenas y cosas malas, yo siempre estaré/Cuidándote.” (In English: “While you occur to present me your hand, I promise to repeatedly be real/Although excellent and unfavorable things occur I’ll repeatedly be here/Caring for you.”)
Lopez and Maluma released the album’s soundtrack on Feb. 4 — a week sooner than the movie’s premiere on Peacock. “You would perchance’t contain a movie about two pop stars who are performing and no longer contain a soundtrack,” Lopez told Billboard. “However the album changed into once in fact no longer easy attributable to I wasn’t making a J.Lo album. I changed into once writing songs for the legend.”
In Lopez’s March disguise legend with Rolling Stone, she discussed how she’s needed to “take grasp of my occupation in my possess arms” by producing just a few of her possess motion photos, similar to Marry Me and Hustlers, by technique of her firm Nuyorican Productions. “I don’t even know half the movies when they arrive out on the tip of the yr,” she acknowledged. “I contain the tip brokers on this planet, howeverdon’t arrive to me.”
From Rolling Stone US.
