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King Ifey's Review of Siempre Estare Ahi by Rachel Platten ft. Diego Torres

Well, I've had cases where I felt 'treading carefully' was something that never got the desired attention because nobody's ever positively  struck a chord by treading carefully.

Well, after listening to Siempre Estare Ahi, I had to consciously retract my statement. Sure , some people tread carefully and still get positive response.
That said...Rachel Platten has stunned me in ways I can't fathom.

After releasing the  'Fight Song' which trended on all the charts and broke certain records; 'Stand by You' flew in just in time to propagate the the-feel-good-and-butterflies-in-my-tummy kinda emotion.

Just listen to Stand By You here.

You may perhaps criticise the beat for having striking resemblance to her 'Fight Song', but no matter how trite the expression 'stand by you' may sound these days, Rachel Platten managed to bring it close to our heart again.

Now, two weeks ago, Siempre Estare Ahi was released and it has been on my lips. Guys, you need to listen to this rendition of Stand By Me done in seductive  Espanol...LOL

Really guys, If simple English didn't translate that message of love vividly to you, then take a whack at  the Spanish version... Perchance, it will  unleash your soul and set it  on top of Mount Everest, so you can breathe  Love easily... And Siempre Estare Ahi will be all you will sing to the moon...lol

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  1. Nonso31 October 2016 at 20:24

    King ifey. You try sha.
    You know how to make someone to be interested in a song.

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