Carlos Vives’ or Maluma’s new album, double the fun, among Latin music releases

Miami.- Carlos Vives’ new album, two songs by Maluma, and a collaboration between Luis R. Conríquez and Grupo Frontera inspired by Salma Hayek are some of the main Latin music releases this week. In addition, Silvestre Dangond and Manuel Turizo reinterpreted their song ‘El Pacto’, which now has bachata rhythms; Tito Double P released his first single of the year, and Leonardo Aguilar honored in his new song the influence of the Mexican singer and actor Don Antonio Aguilar.

Maluma pays tribute to his origins

The Colombian star released the single ‘Loco X Volver’, a song loaded with emotion in which she explores her roots through an Andean bambuco and which is accompanied by a video clip in which the Colombian moor and other images of the day to day in her native Medellín are observed.

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Alliance with Sky Rompiendo and Kris R.

This week, Maluma also collaborated on the song ‘QHP Piñata’, a preview of the ‘mixtape’ by Colombian producer Sky Rompiendo and Kris R., which bets on an energetic reggaeton that combines forceful percussion with synthesizers.

Carlos Vives’ New Album

Colombian Carlos Vives presented his new record production, ‘El último disco Vol.1’, composed of ten songs that seek to connect roots and modernity and includes collaborations from figures such as Dominican Juan Luis Guerra, producer Sergio George and Spanish singer-songwriter Niña Pastori.

Luis R. Conríquez and Grupo Frontera are inspired by ‘Salma Hayek’

Mexican artists Luis R. Conriquez and Grupo Frontera released the song ‘Salma Hayek’, a ‘corrido tumbado’ that portrays the Mexican actress as an extravagant and irresistible woman, capable of hypnotizing anyone who crosses her path, and which is the third single from the singer’s next album.

Silvestre Dangond and Manuel Turizo Reinterpret ‘El Pacto’

Silvestre Dangond and Manuel Turizo premiered an interpretation of ‘El Pacto’, an original collaboration in vallenato that in its new version goes to bachata, a unique and emblematic rhythm of the Dominican Republic that transforms it into a completely different sound experience.

Tito Double P presents ‘Pase y Pase’

The Mexican artist released his first solo single of the year with ‘Pase y Pase’, in which he explores themes of obsession, emotional dependence, and fleeting pleasure, constructing a portrait of a relationship marked by repetition and contradiction.

Leonardo Aguilar Honors Don Antonio Aguilar

Mexican Leonardo Aguilar published a special interpretation of ‘El Adolorido’ that celebrates the influence of singer and actor Don Antonio Aguilar on the music and cinema of Mexico, seeking to reconnect the public with his work.