This week brought new musical releases. Puerto Rican artist Arcángel celebrated his twenty-year career with the album 'La 8va maravilla', featuring collaborations with artists like Daddy Yankee, Ricky Martin, and Belee. The album includes corridos about personal growth and empowerment.
Puerto Rican Pedro Capó released the official video for his song 'Divina', filmed during a performance at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico where tickets sold out. The track is a letter of admiration for a woman whose attributes steal sighs to the rhythm of a pop ballad.
Legado 7 kicked off the year with '7 besos', an example of modern regional Mexican music with a powerful guitar set. The song presents a protagonist who lives without emotional or geographical ties, disappearing and reappearing at will in Mazatlán's malecón or in Hollywood.
Colombian Manuel Turizo started the year with his single 'Por un pendejo no se llora (Salud mi reina)', a sensual and seductive bachata he composed with his brother Julián Turizo. This is a new chapter in his (Salud mi reina) series, which began last year with 'Mírame ahora' and 'Cosas de enamorao'.
Puerto Rican artist Farruko came out with 'Ay dale', a fusion of reggaeton and Panamanian reggae, featuring Panamanian singer Eddy Lover. In the song, the two protagonists engage in a game of seduction with a woman.
Herencia de Patrones released their new studio album 'El mundo es tuyo', inspired by the film 'CLIKA'. The album combines more sober songs like 'Lúcido' or 'Lluvia' with more contagious melodies like 'Hoy se guaya' and 'Fecha de vencimiento'.
Codiciado presented the track 'Todo pendejo' as a preview of his upcoming album 'Así es la vida', which combines traditional country music with Mexican musical elements thanks to the sound of the classic guitar and tuba.
