Raul Malo

Number one, you don't have the big Latin influence that you do in Miami.

So that's a big part of the change.

But quite honestly, I've really enjoyed living here, and I call it home now, and I do like it a lot.

And I do miss, you know, certain things from home, you know, the coffee, the people talking about Fidel, you know, the old men playing dominoes at the park and talking about how, you know, they're going to do this and they're going to do that to Fidel.

So I do miss a lot of that, you know, but...

I'm gone all the time, and I'm on the road, so you don't really have time to even think about it.

When you get home, my parents just moved up to Nashville as well.

Yeah, so that's a little bit of Miami moving up, a bunch of Cubans moving up to Nashville.

So I like that.

That's fun now.

Oh, you know, it's, I don't know.

It's just one of those songs that I grew up listening to.

And we wanted to do a duet with Trisha.

And, you know, we start going through all the different kinds of scenarios.

What kind of song can we do?

And we didn't want to do the typical duet.

country music duet.

We didn't want to do a George and Tammy Wynette song.

We didn't want to do a John Cash and June Carter song.

So we found this one, and we gave it a shot.