"First flow Latin" is a compilation of the top-rated new Latin songs, albums, and video clips recommended by using the Billboard Latin editors. take a look at this week's picks below.
Christian Nodal, AYAYAY! (Deluxe) (Fonovisa / typical track Mexico)
Christian Nodal has formally dropped his third studio album called AyAyAy! (Deluxe), coming nearly 4 months after he released seven of the tracks in an EP. On his 13-set construction, the Regional Mexican artist did not shy away from experimental fusions, dropping a norteño-tropical hybrid ("No Es Justo Por El"), a mariachi-tinged nation track ("Se Me Olvido"), and even his personal edition of the '50s basic doo-wop "Tonight I Fell in Love" with the aid of The Tokens in "Anoche Me Enamore." "I'm taking knowledge as a result of I'm younger, I'm 21, and because i really like track in familiar," he tells Billboard. "With this album, I want to take Regional Mexican to the next stage and that's why I covered cumbia, '70s rock, salsa, vallenatos, and more." one in all Nodal's favourite songs on the album is "Venganza Cumplida," the place he explores wit h an infectious salsa melody. "all and sundry on my group changed into against that tune," he says. "When someone says no to me, I do it with more heart." in a single note, Nodal describes AyAyAy! as "fire," since it's versatile and resourceful. circulate and hear under. --- JESSICA ROIZ
Reik, De México (Sony song México)
Mexican pop trio Reik has already proved their versatility after tapping into the urban world to collaborate with reggaetoneros and now, they're diving into the regional Mexican style with their new album De México, an homage to classics like Vicente Fernández's "Estos Celos" and Banda MS' "Háblame De Ti." The re-imagined, stripped-down versions of the anthems included in the six-song set are a testament to Jesús Navarro, Julio Ramírez and Bibi Marin's skill to thrive across all distinctive genres while staying proper to their core pop roots. but it surely's additionally real that these six songs can stand the verify of time and quite frankly, a good, smartly-written music is a good song in any style. different tracks covered in this set are Julión Alvarez's "Te Hubieras Ido Antes," Joan Sebastian's "Tatuajes," Intocable's "Fuerte No Soy" and Marco Antonio So lis' "Si No Te Hubieras Ido" – all sang in an acoustic environment. movement the album right here. --- GRISELDA FLORES
Nicki Nicole, "Mala Vida" (Dale Play facts / Sony music Latin)
Following her debut single "Colocao" beneath Sony music Latin, Nicki Nicole drops "Mala Vida" (bad lifestyles). Flaunting her sugary, crisp vocals, the rising Argentina MC raps and sings about a perilous subculture haunting her. The melodious lure is accompanied by a 1940's-impressed cinematographic video directed by way of Jess "La Polaca" Praznik. "'Mala Vida' turned into inspired by staring at 'The Godfather' trilogy. I had by no means seen it, and i watched all three videos on consecutive nights with my producers," Nicki said in an professional remark. "It greatly inspired me to create whatever thing mafia-styled, but with my ideas. The video got here from that. It's outstanding and gets the believe precisely correct. I all the time desired to make a video that seems like a film trailer, and The Godfather and Italian lifestyle are what activate my inspiration." Watch it below. --- J.R.
Zoé, "Karmadame" (general track México)
Zoé's new multi-layered, trippy song "Karmadame" is an explosion of sounds and feelings led by means of guitar loops, synthesizer's and frontman León Larregui's soft yet commanding voice. The song revolves across the theory of karma and "speaks of the Dharma or the proper route, and of Karma, which might be the actions that outline our current, that undulates against the long run and that echo from the previous, in accordance with Hindu beliefs, and that kind the framework of the cycle of the reincarnation," says Larregui. the single previews the band's coming near near studio album Sonidos de Karmática Resonancia, which follows their Grammy-successful album Aztlán. The "Karmadame" video, a nod to the cinematographic metaphors of Jodorowsky, was filmed in Barcelona and directed by way of Ida Cuellar, Stephanie Carpinelli, and Larregui. --- G.F.
Feid, Bahía Ducati (typical song Latino)
Feid's lyrical appeal and old-urban rhythms come out to play once once again on his newly-launched mixtape Bahia Ducati. apart from the celebrity-studded "Porfa (Remix)" with J Balvin, Maluma, Nicky Jam, Sech, and Justin Quiles, the album comprises collaborations with Miky Woodz, Juhn El All superstar, Zion & Lennox, De La Ghetto, Ñejo, Dalmata, and Alvaro Diaz. On the center of attention track, "Ferxxo x Ñejo," a sensual reggaeton, Feid sings about feeling misplaced and drunk after a breakup. "'Bahia Ducati' becomes a super special assignment for me because it turned into born and accomplished during quarantine," the Colombian artist expressed in an legit observation, adding that he put a lot of love and dedication on the album. "i am hoping americans delight in it as a good deal as I do, that they burn it and hearken to it a lot of times. Bahia Ducati will make you dance where ver you're!" circulate and listen to it below. --- J.R.
CABRA, "La Ventana"
Following his surprise single "La Cabra Jala good friend Monte" back in July, CABRA is providing a height into new window that he's left huge open for cleansing functions in his uplifting new cumbia song "La Ventana." The Calle 13 alum, formerly called Visitante, finds CABRA on a retrospective journey where he revisits some of his darkest moments. however then a brand new window cracks open and with it comes a clean air and a nearly fable-like world. The danceable "La Ventana" is the second single off of his impending album. "It's a more luminous song wherein I need to continue what I view as a musical detoxing embracing musical and lyrical honesty, whereas at all times bringing an uplifting spirit from danceable features & production." --- G.F.
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