Country superstar Carrie Underwood has teamed up with Latin pop star David Bisbal for the bilingual single "Tears of Gold."
The song is Underwood's first-ever bilingual single, with both singers singing in English and Spanish.
"Tears of Gold" was originally written by Paul Harris, Matt Schwartz and Cameron Forbes, with "Despacito" producers Andrés Torres and Mauricio Rengifo adding the Spanish verses.
"Like I'm watchin' the sun explode/I can feel every drop when I watch you go/'Cause it's rainin', 'cause it's rainin', 'cause it's rainin'/Tears of gold," go the lyrics.
"I am very proud of our first collaboration," Bisbal said in a statement. "The video was shot in Los Angeles and it was very special because I love Carrie and truly admire her courage."
"She has shown a profound admiration for the Spanish language with her wonderful vocals on the track and I am honored to collaborate with Carrie on her first bilingual Spanish song," he added. "I hope you enjoy the blend of country and pop music on 'Tears of Gold' as much as we do."
"Tears of Gold" will be featured on the upcoming re-release of Bisbal's album En Tus Planes, due December 11.
Meanwhile, Underwood recently released her first-ever Christmas album, My Gift.
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