Now all the most excited, Paula DeAnda has returned to our small screens not only with a hot single but also marking her return to VEVO after a fifteen year absence.
In the video Giulini Wever directs a homage to Pam Grier and Tamara Dobson within a Rush of East side fun and Bratz styled glamour. Miss Wever herself also features in cameo as Paula leads to assist her lover in a joyride and crimes spree through the city and even showcases a an action fight scene between actual martial artist and actor Tony Surphman. Paula concludes the video with a poetic node to reality, receiving her flowers which is long over due considering her career has taken many lengths she has gone.
Within the song, Paula gives a rhythmic melody that claps back to P. Diddy's "I need a Girl" double feature as well as influence to fellow Texas girl Beyoncé. She reassures us she is still the Queen of R&B and Latin Soul by way of Spanish harmonies and octaves that. Her lyric "I'd love me for Life" concludes a ode to all of her fans and the gratitude she shares.
In the video Giulini Wever directs a homage to Pam Grier and Tamara Dobson within a Rush of East side fun and Bratz styled glamour. Miss Wever herself also features in cameo as Paula leads to assist her lover in a joyride and crimes spree through the city and even showcases a an action fight scene between actual martial artist and actor Tony Surphman. Paula concludes the video with a poetic node to reality, receiving her flowers which is long over due considering her career has taken many lengths she has gone.
Within the song, Paula gives a rhythmic melody that claps back to P. Diddy's "I need a Girl" double feature as well as influence to fellow Texas girl Beyoncé. She reassures us she is still the Queen of R&B and Latin Soul by way of Spanish harmonies and octaves that. Her lyric "I'd love me for Life" concludes a ode to all of her fans and the gratitude she shares.