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Mexican singer Thalia has released a new music video for Eres Mío, the fifth single off her latest album desAMORfosis. The clip features TikTok "star" Gil Croes. The video was first premiered last week during a TikTok live Earlier this month she had a chat with her fans to discuss the several tracks of the album.

Update: Album is out Mexican singer Thalia has announced her seventeenth (or sixteenth, whether her 2002 and 2003 albums are considered the same or not) studio album titled desAMORfosis a play on words that references falling out of love and metamorphosis. It's set to be released on May 14. Update: she's teased the new song Mojito She's revealed the album cover, and a link to presave the album on different digital platforms. She's also announced a new upcoming website called "Universo desAMORfosis", where exclusive content will be shared. Earlier today she teased the announcement of the new album with a post, that seems to preview a new track. In previous days, she's also hinted at her three singles released last year to be part of this new album: Ya Tú Me Conoces, La Luz and Tick Tock. desAMORfosis follows up Valiente, released in 2018 and Viva Kids Vol. 2, her second album consistent of children's songs, released in 2020. She also covered a couple of Christian songs in the past few months, that don't seem to be tied to any upcoming project. Related:

Update: the music video is here Thalia has announced she'll appear tomorrow at the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to talk about her latest single Mojito and her upcoming album desAMORfosis. She'll be dropping the music video for Mojito at 12AM EST after the interview. Mojito was released last week as the latest single off desAMORfosis, which is due on May 14. Related:

Mexican singer Thalia just dropped Mojito, the latest single off her upcoming album desAMORfosis, which is set to be released on May 14. The sensual track that alludes to the Cuban cocktail mixes various rhythms, from the strings typical of Latin genres, to the more urban beats of recent trends, using several analogies related to the beverage to describe the relationship with her love interest. The song was co-written by Thalia and Andrea Mangiamarchi, along with "Los Honeyboos" Daniel Rondón and Rafael Rodríguez, the latter of which also produced the track. Thalia has also teased through several posts what seems to be pictures on the set of the music video. Earlier this week, it was revealed that Mojito would be the opening track of desAMORfosis Related: