Happy Friday! The weekend is here, which means we have our weekly roundup of new music to add to your playlist and keep the good vibes going. From a variety of genres, A-list names, and rising stars, let’s get the party started.
CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso – GIMME MORE
After winning 5/10 nominations at the Latin GRAMMYS, CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso continue to release the bangers with “GIMME MORE.” Another example of their unique sound with amazing instrumentals, the duo is proving that the sky is the limit. It comes with an unsurprisingly chaotic music video from their night in Vegas after they stole the show at the awards.
Maria Becerra, El Alfa, XROSS – HACE CALOR
Argentina’s Maria Becerrea has released her most personal work yet, “Quimera.” A mix of alter egos and genres, she teamed up with Dembow King El Alfa and producer XCROSS for the hip-shaking, undeniably catchy “Hace Calor.” The song will have you ready to get hot and sweaty and on the dance floor.
Peso Pluma & Tito Double P – intro
Música Mexicana’s Peso Pluma and Tito Double P team up once again for their most dramatic piece of work yet, “intro.” It comes with a cinematic music video starring the legendary Kate del Castillo. The track touches on duality, light and dark, and good, and shows off their unique voices and range.
Nandé, Rawayana, Guaco – Toronto Remix
Nandé, Rawayana, and Guaco come together for the feel-good genre-blending “Toronto Remix.” With reggae and tropical beats, the afrobeat track will have you dancing along to the horns and smooth percussion.
Tainy – Única with Karol G
Colombian superstar Karol G teams up once again with hitmaking producer Tainy for “Única.” The relatable track is about having an unforgettable night with someone, realizing it will be the first and last time. It comes with a beautifully shot music video.
Sebastián Yatra, Xavi – LA FKN VIBRA
Sebastián Yatra shows off his gritty side with his highly anticipated new single “LA FKN VIBRA,” alongside Mexican sensation Xavi. With fresh reggaetón beats and lyrics about those crazy nights out with friends, it comes with a music video of them partying hard.
Bebo Dumont – MILLONE$
Grammy- and Latin Grammy-winning artist Bebo Dumont drops his new EP El Que No Llora No Mama, a seven-track project that digs into his most personal, honest songwriting yet. “Millone$” strips things down to just guitar and confession, with Bebo admitting, “I don’t want millions, I just want to wake up with you.”
Ozuna, Beéle, Ovy On The Drums – Enemigos
Ozuna and Beéle’s joint album “STENDHAL,” produced by Ovy On The Drums, is set to be released on December 5. The trio gives us a taste of what’s to come with “Enemigos.” The Puerto Rican and Colombian stars blend their urbano and Afro-Caribbean sounds as they sing about being in love with someone you can’t actually be with. You’ll also recognize Aventura’s classic “Los Infieles” by Romeo Santos, flipped into the track.
Camilo, Evaluna Montaner – Navidad en Cada Esquina / It’s Beginning to Look A Lot Like Christmas
Partners in love and music, Camilo and Evaluna get us warmed up for Christmas with “Navidad En Cada Esquina,” their bilingual take on the holiday classic “It’s Beginning To Look a Lot Like Christmas.” They reimagined the song through the lens of their own roots: Colombia, Venezuela, and the U.S., mixing African percussion, piano, and tropical sounds.
Adriel Favela, Calle 24 – SUCIO DOM
Adriel Favela and Calle 24 team up for “Sucio Dom,” a pro-wrestling–inspired corrido that mixes corrido tumbado grit with the energy of the ring. It’s a tribute to AAA Mega Champion ‘Dirty’ Dominik Mysterio, and taps into the tension between fame, isolation, and power.
Major Lazer – PEPPA POT ft. America Foster
Major Lazer is back with a new era of music and a new member, British-Jamaican artist and content creator America Foster. She joins Diplo, Ape Drums, and Walshy Fire, and their latest single is “PEPPA POT.” The beat is infectious with a global sound that will perk up your ears.
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