CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, Kenia Os, Feid, TINI, and more

Happy Friday! The weekend is here, which means we have our weekly round-up of the freshest releases to get the party started! Get your playlist ready and let’s vibe. 

CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, Sting – Hasta Jesús Tuvo un Mal Día

GRAMMY and Latin GRAMMY award-winning duo CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso release what could be the best album of 2026, FREE SPIRITS. The always unpredictable, musically intelligent, and universally beloved Argentinian artists take genre blending to a new level, incorporating elements of trap, rock, Latin, and pop. Their comedic lyrics and ear-catching melodies come with collaborations with Sting, Jack Black, Fred again.., and Anderson .Paak. They also released an entertaining short film that lets you in on the techniques they employed at the FREE SPIRITS Center.

Anitta – Pinterest

Global star Anitta drops a Spanish version of “Pinterest,” which she released in Portuguese last week. “Pinterest reflects how I feel on the inside… The reason I chose the name ‘Pinterest’ is because I like having different names since this project is in Spanish and Portuguese at the same time. Even when we’re writing or making music, I try to plant images that make you feel the vibe,” she explained in a press release. 

Rvssian, Rauw Alejandro, Wizkid – PONGO 

Jamaican hitmaker Rvssian links up with Rauw Alejandro and Wizkid for “Pongo,” a smooth, cross-continental blend of afrobeats, dancehall, and reggaetón.The track centers on an irresistible woman whose energy says everything without needing a translation, as Rauw and Wizkid bounce between languages over a hypnotic rhythm. 

Maluma, Arcángel, NTG – BOTERO

Inspired by the legacy of iconic Colombian artist Fernando Botero, Maluma returns to his roots with “BOTERO,” tapping the one and only Arcángel and Ñengo Flow for the track. The song marks a full-circle moment, bringing Maluma back to trap while tying it to something bigger – Colombian identity. Using Botero as a symbol, the lyrics lean more reflective, blending culture, artistry, and personal evolution.

TINI, Ulises Bueno – Dos Amantes 

Fresh off a string of live drops, Argentine star TINI returns with “Dos Amantes,” teaming up with fellow Argentine Ulises Bueno. Co-written alongside hitmakers Andrés Torres and Mauricio Rengifo, the track tells the story of a love that pushes past judgment and expectations, blending cuarteto cordobés with pop and Argentine folk. The video is epic, bringing together Lionel Messi, Rodrigo De Paul, Susana Giménez, and Los Palmeras’ Cacho Deicas, making for a full-on celebration of Argentine identity.

Feid – Que vuelta vox

Colombian star Feid kicks off his new EP FEID VS FERXXO with “Que vuelta vox,” setting the tone for the project from the start. The track leans into a laid-back, beachy vibe with subtle reggae influences, tapping into the nostalgic sound that first defined his Ferxxo era. It’s the kind of song that feels like a slow day by the water. While the EP explores the duality between Feid and Ferxxo, “TRANKAITO” stands out as a return to his roots, blending his signature romantic edge with a more relaxed, stripped-back sound.

marquitos, J Balvin – Orcasitas

Rising star Marquitos drops his Alma De Cántaro, which includes an epic collaboration with the one and only J Balvin. The romantic reggaeton track is a love letter dedicated to a girl who can’t see how special she is. It comes with a beautifully shot music video featuring the artists. 

Kenia Os – Problemática

Mexican pop star Kenia Os is leaning all the way into her softer side with “Ruleta Rusa,” a standout from her new album K DE KARMA. Written alongside Latin Grammy-winning producer Nico Cotton and Mechi Pieretti, the track taps into a more carefree, romantic energy for a shift that lines up perfectly with her romance with Peso Pluma.