Pedro Pascal to Contribute to Omar Apollo's Upcoming Album 'God Said No'

Crossover collaborations are no longer a novelty in today's music and movie industry. However, the announcement that renowned actor Pedro Pascal will be featured on Grammy-nominated singer Omar Apollo's upcoming album "God Said No" is still exciting. This is not only a cross-border collaboration between the music and movie worlds, but also a cultural and linguistic exchange.

Pedro Pascal, best known for his performance in The Last of Us, will be appearing in a new capacity on Omar Apollo's album. The actor and all-around legend will be featured on the album, which even has a song titled "Pedro." It's not clear if Pascal will be directly featured on the song, but the collaboration certainly raises a lot of expectations.

Pascal says that Omar is a very good friend of his and that he loves his music. Both grew up bilingual, which made for a deeper cultural and linguistic connection. It has been very rewarding for Pascal to be a friend of Omar's on his creative journey and to support each other as friends, artists, Latinos and Spanish speakers.

Omar Apollo's new album, God Said No, will be released on June 28th. The album is a reflection of the last two years of his life and he is very excited to share this experience through music. The album includes not only Pedro Pascal, but also Mustafa, a Sudanese-Canadian poet and singer, showing that this is a multicultural gathering.

Omar explains that the album's title, God Says No, is a play on the Spanish phrase "Lo que será, será" (will be, will be). The phrase was said to him by a friend when he was going through a breakup, making the album not just a collection of songs, but a narrative sequence that needs to be listened to from start to finish.

Over the past year, Apollo has become a topic of conversation for his humorous responses to toxic comments surrounding celebrity kool-aid baiting. His candor and humor have garnered him an outpouring of support on social media as well as increased attention for his music and personal brand.

As the release date of "God Said No" draws nearer, fans are undoubtedly excited to hear what Pedro Pascal has in store for the album. This cross-border collaboration is not only a musical innovation, but also a beautiful demonstration of cultural and linguistic exchange. Let's look forward to the release of this album and witness how these two artists cross the boundaries of creating beautiful music together through their creations.