Melanie Pfirrman

Equal parts fiery and flirty, "Rosé" finds Melanie Pfirrman creating her own globe-trotting pop sound. Singing in English one minute and Spanish the next, she mixes Cumbia rhythms, American R&B, and Latin swagger into a song that's as sweetly complex as rosé wine itself. Melanie wrote "Rosé" in Miami — the same metropolitan melting pot that inspired her international hit single, "Suda" — with co-writers Andreas Moss, Zashanell, and Alfonso Ordañez. The result is a collaborative song that showcases not only her voice, but also her ability to blend cultural traditions into something new. "You meet a gorgeous stranger at a club, the drinks are flowing, the conversation is great, and your bodies are dancing to the rhythm of the music in perfect harmony," Melanie says of the song's lyrics, which explore the possibilities of finding new love on the dance floor. "It’s so perfect that you have to ask yourself, 'Is this night as perfect as we think, or this just the rosé talking?'"

Pop artist Melanie Pfirrman makes a fiery entrance with her first Latin single. “Suda,” which means “to sweat” in Spanish, was produced by frequent Pitbull collaborator IAmChino and features Pitbull himself. The red hot track is drenched in steamy, vibrant sonics making it the perfect soundtrack to a rowdy night out. Pfirrman and Pitbull confidently trade vocals, seamlessly alternating between English and Spanish, dousing “Suda” with a sultry, Latin flair. Pitbull is also featured in the official music video for the song.

He’s big on artist development and interested in helping new artists from the ground up, which is awesome and not very common in this business,” says Pfirrman of Pitbull. “So it was cool to just have him jump on and be so adamant about wanting to be on the track. It’s been an absolute whirlwind.”

“Suda” is the first in a line of new songs Pfirrman is slated to release throughout 2020.