The video for “Hold Me Closer” was released this Tuesday under the direction of Tanu Muino, known for having worked on “Montero” and “As It Was”, without the participation of the artists
After the start of the long-awaited partnership, Elton John And Britney Spears finally released the clip for Keep me closer this Tuesday, 27. Recorded a Mexico Citythe video was directed by Tanu Muinoknown for working in How it wassuccess of Harry StylesAnd Monteroin Lil Nas X.
The production did not involve the participation of artists and focused on contemporary dance. According to the description of the clip in Youtubethe intention was “to capture an immeasurable sense of intimacy that is so lacking in the world from the turmoil and chaos of recent times”.
Also in the description of the platform, Tanu celebrated directing the video for growing up listening to the musicians. She said she decided to become a director after watching the video I am a 4U slavesong released by Britney in 2001.
“I knew there would be a lot of emotional expectations from the audience and the fans. With that responsibility, I wanted to do something different and unexpected,” commented the director.
Tanu concluded by saying that he intended to do a choreography that would “make Elton and Britney proud” and chose private locations in the Mexico that highlight the architecture of the place.
Keep me closer was released on August 26, mixing excerpts from The only one And Little dancer, hits of the British singer. The song represented Britney’s first outing after the legal battle over her father’s guardianship ended.
Watch the clip of the song:
* Trainee under the supervision of Charlise de Morais
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