Union of music queens: Beyoncé launches new version of Madonna’s ‘Vogue’

Beyoncé has returned stronger than ever to the music industry, just a couple of days ago he presented his new album “Renaissance”, where the famous pays homage to disco music, and also defends his African-American origins and queer rights.

But this Saturday his music has repositioned itself among the main trends of social networks, after the interpreter of “Halo” premiered a new version of the title song of “Renaissance”. “Break My Soul (The Queens Remix)”a song with which he intends to get us out on the dance floor.

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Not only that, in the song released a few hours ago, Beyoncé is not the only voice that sounds in this remix, probably the most special to date, the voice of the queen of pop, Madonna, can also be heard on it.

However, Madonna does not sing any new verse, because “Break My Soul” is mixed with the lyrics of the classic “Vogue” of the queen of pop.

In this version Beyoncé pays homage to great female artists, just as Madonna did with “Vogue”, mentioning great celebrities. What besie smith, Known as the “Empress of Blues”, the pianist Roberta Flack, Grace Jones, even the most contemporary, such as Lizzo or Rihanna.

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‘VOGUE’, THE SONG OF A SOCIAL MOVEMENT

In the decade of the 90’s Madonna released “Vogue”, a song that became an anthem for the LGBTIQ + community, the song was released in a social context where the “voguing”, a representative dance of the gay and transsexual community of New York was consolidated as a form of community and family.

Madonna adopted this name to “dedicate” her single to a minority fighting for their rights. and which felt much more represented and supported thanks to her.

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The lyrics also mention glamorous actors and actresses, including Ginger Rogers, Fred Astaire, Greta Garbo, Marlene Dietrich, Joe DiMaggio, Marlon Brando, Gene Kelly and Jean Harlow. Just like Beyoncé does now.

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