'It's in the air': Banda Fruto Sensual uses AI to pay homage to singer Bonnie Tyler with a version of 'Total Eclipse of the Heart'

Band Fruto Sensual uses AI to honor singer Bonnie Tyler The band Fruto Sensual from Pará used artificial intelligence to honor singer Bonnie Tyler, who died on Wednesday (8), aged 75. She was known for songs like "Total Eclipse of the Heart", a song that inspired "Esta no Ar", a hit by tecnobrega. The video posted this Thursday afternoon (9) on the band's social network simulates singer Bonnie Tyler singing alongside Valéria Paiva, lead singer of Fruto Sensual. While Bonnie sings excerpts from the chorus of Total Eclipse of the Heart, Valéria complements it with the Pará version of the song (see the video above). "A small tribute to this legend who provided us with the melody for our great success It's in the air. A legend, an icon, an incredible and never forgotten artist", says the caption of the video. ? Follow the g1 Pará channel on WhatsApp The song "Esta no Ar" uses the melody of "Total Eclipse" with new lyrics that also talk about love and is one of the best-known songs by the band Fruto Sensual, with more than 30 years of career. The Pará version has a faster tempo than the original, accompanied by characteristic tecnobrega beats. Band Fruto sensual uses AI to pay homage to singer Bonnie Tyler Social Media Singer Bonnie Tyler had been hospitalized in a hospital in Portugal since May, where she underwent emergency intestinal surgery and was placed in an induced coma to aid her recovery. Her death was reported in a note on the singer's social network. Remember Bonnie Tyler's career Bonnie Tyler died on Wednesday Disclosure VIDEOS: see all the news from Pará Read more news from the state on g1 Pará