LOS ANGELES -- Beyonce and Alejandro Fernandez, two of the music world's biggest stars and most acclaimed voices, have recorded "Amor Gitano," a flamenco-pop track that will debut Feb. 12 on the premier episode of Telemundo's “El Zorro” novella.

The track will also appear on the artists' respective solo albums. "Amor Gitano" was written by Grammy winning songwriters/recording artists Reyli Barba and Jaime Flores, co-written by Beyonce and produced by Grammy winning producer Rudy Perez and is a blend of the stars' voices in a heated declaration of love and passion.

"I'm your gypsy, your pilgrimage," sings Fernandez. "I'm your thief, I'm going to love you even if they tear my heart out," answers Beyonce.

The song opens with un cantando, a flamenco shout-out, and proceeds with flamenco rhythms and guitars.

"Amor Gitano" goes to radio later this month and will be available for streaming on telemundo.yahoo.com.

"Amor Gitano" will appear on Beyonce's upcoming special edition of “B'day” along with six other Spanish language tracks, including a Spanish version of the No. 1 hit "Irreplaceable." A video version of the album on DVD, with 12 videos including two in Spanish, will be available on DVD exclusively at Walmart. Both special releases are scheduled for April.