Santo Domingo.– Dominican singer and songwriter Cristina Casado continues to strengthen her presence in the country’s music scene by retaining for the second consecutive week the first place on the Anglo chart monitored by the specialized company Monitor Latino.
The positioning corresponds to the diffusion of his most recent single, “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell”, a production that has managed to connect with the audience that follows alternative pop and music in English, consolidating Casado as a rising figure with international projection.
Released last Friday, the song is characterized by its emotional charge, vulnerability, and honest narrative. In it, the artist reflects on the moment when memories are more present than the absent person, proposing a closing of cycles from emotional clarity and personal liberation, synthesized in the central phrase: “memories are more real than you standing there”.
“Don’t Ask Don’t Tell” is part of his first studio album, scheduled to be released next year. This project seeks to reaffirm Casado’s artistic identity within alternative pop and continue expanding his presence outside the Dominican Republic.
The support of the radio stations that make up Monitor Latino’s Anglo ranking confirms the notable professional moment experienced by the Dominican singer-songwriter, whose sound proposal stands out for introspective lyrics and an elegant aesthetic that combines strength and sensitivity.
