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Singer tapped Eladio Carrio, Young Miko, Rawayana, and Justin Quiles for the LP<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n
\n\tElena Rose<\/a> is looking at life and love with a sense of freedom (and lots of healing) on her latest project. The Venezuelan American star has been celebrating the release of her debut album Bendito Verano<\/em>, which came out last week and features collaborations with Young Miko<\/a>, Justin Quiles, and Eladio Carrio<\/a>n.<\/p>\n \n\t\u201cI deeply believe my music comes from a place greater than myself. In Bendito Verano<\/em>, that energy can be felt in the \u2018Mantra\u2019 that opens the album, in the harmonies that heal me, in the words that seek to heal, and in the silences that also speak,\u201d Rose tells Rolling Stone<\/em>. \u201cI always invite God and the angels into my sessions, and I explore creatively with that source. I felt embraced at all times, and I was able to be myself once again.\u201d<\/p>\n \nhttps:\/\/open.spotify.com\/album\/3879XuqQ01JARbfd5pMH3s?si=_WVtYXRoS0WbKsWL_dSeqQ\n<\/p>\n<\/figure>\n \n\tThe musician embraced celestial and angelic imagery throughout the record \u2014 from songs like \u201cAlma,\u201d \u201cAm\u00e9n Beb\u00e9,\u201d and \u201cLa de Dios\u201d to the album\u2019s cover art and design, which features the musician posing with angel wings. The 12-track project, released Friday, includes collaborations with Justin Quiles on the already-hit \u201cCosita Linda,\u201d Young Miko on \u201cGyoza,\u201d and Carrion, who lends his voice on \u201cRoulin.\u201d<\/p>\n