New Track Latin is a compilation of the most efficient new Latin songs and albums really helpful by means of Billboard Latin and Billboard Español editors. Take a look at this week’s alternatives underneath.
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Quevedo, Buenas Noches (DQU Productions/Rimas Leisure)
After being MIA for fairly a while — simply as he had a leap forward 12 months in 2022 with the ”BZRP Track Classes, Vol. 52″ — Spanish hitmaker Quevedo is creating a triumphant go back with BUENAS NOCHES, his 2nd album bur first beneath a brand new distribution maintain Rimas Leisure. Describing this comeback — which can even come with a excursion — as “probably the most gorgeous section of my profession,” his sophomore set really sticks out. The 18-track LP is filled with club-ready hits, together with one with Pitbull himself (“MR. MOONDIAL) that’s harking back to the early 2000s, a dreamy 80s-like synth-pop song with Aitana (“GRAN VÍA”) and a neo-reggaetón bop with Los angeles Pantera (“HALO”).
And whilst sonically this may increasingly look like a rager album filled with birthday celebration anthems, its lyrics are fairly introspective, in the end, this album used to be impressed by means of Quevedo’s late-night reflections, he expressed in a press remark. And it simply so occurs to be ideas which might be extremely relatable, as he sings about intercourse, love, heartbreak or even loneliness with different collaborators like De Los angeles Rose, De Los angeles Ghetto, Yung Red meat, Sech, Rels B and Sin Nombre. His signature deep vocals bounce on this just about hour-long album that ushers a brand new, thrilling generation for Quevedo. — GRISELDA FLORES
Maluma, “Cosas Pendientes” (Paris LG LTD/Sony Track Latin)
With the sounds of an acoustic guitar, Maluma opens the primary verse of his new unmarried, “Cosas Pendientes,” which interprets to “Issues Pending.” This track marks a go back to the essence of his liked 2015 generation, “Beautiful Boy, Grimy Boy,” taking it to new heights however just a little extra lovely and extra grimy. Reconnecting with an previous like to get to the bottom of pending problems, he sings within the refrain: “It seems that she didn’t fail to remember me/she’s nonetheless ready/she desires to forget about me/however the rigidity is observed, felt.” The track is tied to a brief movie of revenge and glamour, together with a marvel look by means of Colombian actor Luis Alfredo Velasco, recognized to enthusiasts as Dúver Cruz or Manín of Los angeles Reina del Go with the flow. The video additionally highlights Maluma’s signature sound whilst he shaves his head, signaling an respectable symbolic go back to the early days of his profession. — INGRID FAJARDO
Grupo Frontera & Oscar Maydon, “¿Qué Te Parece?” (Grupo Frontera)
Grupo Frontera is on a romantic streak. Following their lovey-dovey hit “Hecha Pa’ Mi,” the crowd reels in Oscar Maydon for “¿Qué Te Parece?” (what do you assume?). At the completely satisfied, feel-good cumbia-norteño tune, the 2 Música Mexicana acts serenade a phenomenal woman, providing them the easiest dream date: “What seaside must I take you to drink wine and feature a romantic dinner? / What footwear do you favor? What handbag do you wish to have? So I will present it to you,” Maydon’s sugary vocals claim. “In the event you inform me sure, we’ll commute to Paris, I have already got your lock,” he continues within the refrain, relating to the Pont des Arts, often referred to as the Love Lock Bridge in France. A playful song video, directed by means of Sauna and produced by means of Oriental Movies, captures Frontera and Maydon appearing the track on a tennis court docket, the place they’re surrounded by means of a various staff of bachelorettes. — JESSICA ROIZ
Gilberto Santa Rosa, Debut y Segunda Tanda, Vol. 2 (B2B Track)
“El Caballero de los angeles Salsa” Gilberto Santa releases Debut y Segunda Tanda Vol. II, a continuation of a challenge that started in 2022 and that features a combine of recent songs and reinterpretations of previous hits. From the primary chords of “Piedra y Agua,” via “Como Si Fuera Nuestra” – each debuts – Santa Rosa makes us dance with shiny brasses, tough choruses and his unmistakable taste and voice. The checklist of recent songs contains, amongst others, “Tratando de Acercarme,” which sticks out for its softer rhythm and instrumentation, and the cheerful “Fin de Semana” with Gerardo Rivas. As for covers, there are “Vamos a Ver” by means of David Torrens, “Tun Tun” by means of Kelvis Ochoa — with and infectious refrain and romantic lyrics — and “Los angeles Marea” by means of Rubén Blades for a gran finale.
“This album represents for me the chance to discover and provide one thing other, however all the time keeping up my essence,” the salsa icon stated in a press liberate. “Is a call for participation to proportion my love for song, in all its paperwork, and to bop or grieve in combination as soon as once more.” This can be a paintings worthy of any Latin New 12 months’s Eve birthday celebration and provides to the intensive repertoire of one of the vital liked artists of the tropical style. — SIGAL RATNER-ARIAS
Kevin Kaarl, “Esta Noche” (Kevin Kaarl)
There’s a heat to Kevin Kaarl’s “Esta Noche,” an extremely nostalgic track that brings to thoughts the magic of ’90s pop and rock en español. Taking note of the Mexican indie artist’s singular and soothing vocals is nearly disarming, and it’s simple to get misplaced within the track’s folky vibe as Kaarl sings emotionally and vividly about love and heartbreak, injecting pathos in each and every verse. “Esta Noche” used to be produced by means of his dual brother, Bryan Kaarl, who first joined Kevin for “Te Quiero Tanto.” The brand new tune’s song video is the primary installment of a trilogy of visuals that can culminate in a brief movie. “Esta Noche” is the primary unmarried off his coming near near studio album, ULTRA SODADE. — G.F.
Leo Rizzi & Lasso, “QUEBRANTO” (Atlantic Information Spain)
As a nostalgic nod to South American rock of the ’80s, emerges the brand new collaboration between Spanish-Uruguayan singer-songwriter Leo Rizzi and Venezuelan Lasso known as “QUEBRANTO.” The pop unmarried manages to seize the magic of mythical Argentine rock riffs and the essence of the song of that golden age. Within the lyrics, the pair sing about discovering some way out of ache and the need for redemption within the face of existence’s trials. The song video encapsulates that very same nostalgia, with unfashionable visuals and the artists’ ’80s aesthetics, transporting us again to that generation. — LUISA CALLE
Pay attention to extra editors’ Latin suggestions within the playlist underneath:
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