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News: POSITIVEMAN Releases Uplifting New Single ‘COMO TU’

  • July 21, 2025
  • Simon Lucas-Hughes
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POSITIVEMAN releases the uplifting new single, ‘COMO TU’. Meaning ‘Like you’ in Spanish, the song is a radiant, multilingual celebration of love in all its forms, wrapped in a sonic tapestry that blends reggaeton, Afrobeat, electro-pop, and tropical rhythms.

Sung in Spanish, English, French, and Arabic, ‘COMO TU’ carries a message that resonates far beyond the constraints of language or geography. At its emotional core is a simple yet powerful affirmation: ‘Como tú, no hay nadie’ (Like you, there’s nobody). Whether directed toward a soulmate, a parent, a friend, or a divine presence, the song is both a love letter and a spiritual reminder: every person is unique, worthy, and deeply loved.

“COMO TU is a love song, but also a declaration to oneself,” says POSITIVEMAN. “A reminder that each of us is unique, deserves to be valued, and deeply loved. It can be dedicated to someone dear or to something greater. For me, it’s a simple and beautiful way to share light, respect, and love in all its forms.”

More than just a song, ‘COMO TU’ is a movement — an anthem for authenticity and emotional connection. It encourages listeners to recognize their inner light and let it shine in the world. It’s a soundtrack for self-love, soulful bonds, and spiritual reflection.

The accompanying music video deepens that message, unfolding like a cinematic love letter across three breathtaking locations in Tanzania: Zanzibar, Serengeti National Park, and Mafia Island. In the narrow alleys and golden dawns of Zanzibar’s Stone Town, the camera captures fleeting moments of joy and timeless connection. In the Serengeti, the sweeping landscapes and silhouettes of wildlife underscore nature’s rhythm, culminating in a profound exchange with the Maasai people — a spiritual and human highlight of the journey. Finally, at Mafia Island, underwater sequences of swimming with whale sharks evoke a silent, sacred communion with the vastness of life.

Visually rich and emotionally charged, the video mirrors the essence of the song: love is everywhere, in the earth, in each other, and in ourselves. POSITIVEMAN calls the project “a visual prayer for unity” and a tribute to the people and places that inspire deeper connection.

Produced with modern flair and global soul, ‘COMO TU’ reflects POSITIVEMAN’s mission to transcend barriers and build bridges. It’s a musical embodiment of openness and shared humanity — a sonic invitation to see and celebrate the light in one another.

“I carry the people of Tanzania in my heart,” he reflects. “I felt at home there — embraced by smiles, spirit, and light. I want to return, to give back, to keep sharing this love with the world.”

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