translated from Spanish: Pimpinela’s Gay Love Story

“A love story, infidelity and an unexpected outcome shape a daily plot but never before addressed in the extensive career of these two authors, composers, producers and performers: Pimpinela,” says the promotional text of Betrayal, the new duet theme. The video clip for this song was scripted by the Galán and directed by the famous Joaquín Cambré, and featured the special participation of Gabriel Corrado and Carina Zampini, who play a couple of the couple who make up Joaquín and Lucia. A story of deception is told that at first seems to be starring Carina and Joaquin, until in fact he confesses that the one he is in love with is the character of Gabriel, his friend. “It’s not her I love, that person is my friend,” Joaquin said.

“It is a huge credit to sing what people would like to say and not only in couples’ issues, but also in social and cultural matters. Our songs are like little three-minute soap opera stories with a beginning, denouement and end,” Lucía Galán said in a recent interview. This is one more love story about two people who discover that they love each other. It speaks of those of us who live in the 21st century with absolute naturalness,” he added. He said: “We have also sung against gender-based violence, with Puerta del Mundo, and by equal marriage, in Living and Letting Live. With us artists with a track, those themes gain more ground, they attract more attention.”

Original source in Spanish