The singer-songwriter Obie Bermúdez announced the release of his song “Veo Veo” (I Spy), accompanied by a music video filmed in his native Puerto Rico. This single, distributed by Sony Music Latin, is available from all digital-music platforms, while the music video can be enjoyed on his YouTube channel.

Written by Obie himself, this song features his welcoming voice, along with tropical arrangements dappled with urban influences. He produced this song with Derry Sánchez, Alexander Rangel (Abbel), Andrés Gaarn and Andry Leal.

Obie says that “Veo Veo” is about the initial chemistry that can exist between two people: “It talks about when you see a person you find attractive and you start to look at her. It all begins with a little flirtation, a shared glance. When you are interacting for the first time, feeling attracted, exchanging numbers, it’s the first spark before anything else happens!.”

The creative process that he follows always starts in his home, in this case as he spent time with his two daughters. He worked diligently on fleshing out his idea, because “that’s what it’s about – connecting with people, putting meat on the bones and then sharing the tune with your audience.”

As a singer-songwriter, Obie also wanted the song to have “a different, but fresh sound. I found a happy medium. With ‘Veo Veo’ I achieved something new by experimenting with these sounds and the music.”

Also singing on this track is the emerging urban singer Leisley, with whom Obie connected immediately. “I really like her style. Also, releasing a single where I collaborate with a female vocalist was different for me. Leisley is extremely talented and her voice blends very well with mine,” he points out. This is only his second duet with a female vocalist, the first being with his wife, the renowned artist Jennifer Peña.

The video of “Veo Veo” was filmed in the beautiful coastal area of Loiza, Piñones, Puerto Rico. Obie stars in this story about a game of seduction. This is the third video that he has shot in his native Isla del Encanto.

The gorgeous scenery plays a part in the story. “This is my first video with a tropical setting, where it’s clear that I’m in my homeland. It’s about the beach, the party, color…I’m playing a guy who is chasing a girl and the vibe is flirtatious, in that ‘I spy’ kind of way.”