In a city where vibrant rhythms and soulful melodies pulse through the streets, Miami has become the backdrop for an inspiring new chapter in Alzheimer’s awareness. Three-time Latin Grammy winner David Bisbal has partnered with the Alzheimer’s Association to spotlight a cause close to his heart — using the universal language of music to shed light on the struggles of Hispanic and Latino families impacted by Alzheimer’s disease.
A Song of Love and Memory
Bisbal, renowned for his powerhouse voice and magnetic stage presence, has released a touching rendition of “Mi Princesa,” a song from his 2006 album *Bulería* that resonates deeply with his personal journey. The Spanish artist chose this tune to honor his father and aunt, both battling Alzheimer’s, whose love for the song serves as a beacon of hope and remembrance.
“I’m honored to join this campaign,” Bisbal shared in an exclusive interview. “Music has always been a bridge between us, especially with my family. Even if they forget my name, ‘Mi Princesa’ brings them back to the love we share.”
Miami’s Melodies Meet a Critical Cause
As Miami’s vibrant neighborhoods echo with Latin beats, the city’s diverse Hispanic community now also echoes a call to action. According to the Alzheimer’s Association, Hispanics are nearly one and a half times more likely to develop Alzheimer’s than their White counterparts. Yet, delays in diagnosis and limited access to resources mean many go without the support they need.
Joanne Pike, CEO of the Alzheimer’s Association, emphasized the urgency: “Music unites us, but it also can be a powerful tool to raise awareness. In Miami, a city overflowing with culture and life, we’re harnessing that energy to confront one of the most pressing health disparities among our communities.”
A Melodic Movement Across Borders
Bisbal’s partnership is part of the ongoing Music Moments series, which aims to transform personal stories into a collective chorus against Alzheimer’s. Following the success of Latin artist Luis Fonsi’s participation, Bisbal’s involvement adds another layer of cultural resonance, amplifying the message across generations and borders.
Fans can watch his heartfelt performance of “Mi Princesa” at alz.org/musicmoments — a reminder that even when memories fade, music remains eternal.
Miami’s Spotlight Shines Bright
The city’s own stars and local communities are rallying around this cause. From Miami’s bustling Latin music festivals to neighborhood gatherings, the message is clear: Alzheimer’s is a battle that requires all hands on deck, and music can be the most powerful weapon in the fight.
As Bisbal prepares for his U.S. tour, “Back In The USA 2025,” which includes a highly anticipated stop in Miami on June 1st, the city’s energy is aligning with a greater purpose. This isn’t just about concerts; it’s about creating a legacy of awareness that transcends stages and speaks directly to the heart of the Hispanic community.
A Future of Hope
In a city where every street corner seems to pulse with rhythm and resilience, Bisbal’s collaboration offers more than melody — it offers hope. Through the universal language of music, Miami joins a global chorus advocating for better care, early detection, and community support for those facing Alzheimer’s and other dementias.
Because in Miami, music isn’t just entertainment — it’s a movement.
For more information, visit alz.org/musicmoments. Follow the campaign and Alzheimer’s Association on X, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Bluesky, YouTube, and LinkedIn. Resources are available on the Association’s website (alz.org) and by calling its free 24/7 Helpline (1.800.272.3900).