Espa reinterprets the popular carol ‘Santa Baby’… “Spread the joy”
Quick Look
- Aespa released the collaboration single 'Santa Baby' on the 13th.
- This song, a reinterpretation of Eartha Kit's original song from 1953, contains the original vocals of Eartha Kit, the original singer, and is a project planned ahead of the 100th anniversary of Eartha Kit's birth on January 17th next year.
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Why It Matters
Espa has released a collaboration single that reinterprets the popular carol 'Santa Baby' released by Eartha Kitt in 1953. This project was planned ahead of the 100th anniversary of Eartha Kit’s birth on January 17th next year.
SM Entertainment announced that group Aespa released the collaboration single 'Santa Baby' on the 13th.
In this single, Espa reinterpreted the popular carol 'Santa Baby' released by Eartha Kitt in 1953. The new song contains original vocals from Eartha Kitt, the original singer.
The release of this single is a project planned ahead of the 100th anniversary of Eartha Kit's birth on January 17th next year.
Espa said, "I am happy to be able to participate in a song that has been loved for a long time," and added, "The process of adding our own color to Eartha Kit's original song, which all four members enjoyed listening to, felt special. I hope this song can add warm fun and joy to many people's end of the year."
Kit Shapiro, Eartha Kitt's daughter, said, "My mother thought it was important to connect generations and cultures through music," and added, "I think she would have been very happy if she had known that her voice was shared with a talented artist named Espa."
Open Questions
- How will the single perform on the music charts?
- Are there any plans for additional collaborations with Espa?
