New Music Latin is a compilation of the best new Latin songs and albums recommended by Billboard Latin and Billboard Español editors. Check out this week’s picks below.
Quevedo, Buenas Noches (DQU Productions/Rimas Entertainment)
After being MIA for quite some time, Spanish hitmaker Quevedo is making a triumphant return with BUENAS NOCHES, his second album but first under a new distribution deal with Rimas Entertainment. Describing this comeback as “the most beautiful phase of my career,” his sophomore set truly stands out. The 18-track LP is packed with club-ready hits, including collaborations with Pitbull, Aitana, and La Pantera.
Maluma, “Cosas Pendientes” (Paris LG LTD/Sony Music Latin)
With the sounds of an acoustic guitar, Maluma opens the first verse of his new single, “Cosas Pendientes” or “Things Pending.” This song marks a return to the essence of his beloved 2015 era, “Pretty Boy, Dirty Boy,” taking it to new heights. The song is tied to a short film of revenge and glamour, featuring a surprise appearance by Colombian actor Luis Alfredo Velasco.
Grupo Frontera & Oscar Maydon, “¿Qué Te Parece?” (Grupo Frontera)
Grupo Frontera collaborates with Oscar Maydon on “¿Qué Te Parece?” a joyful cumbia-norteño track where they serenade a beautiful lady with dreamy date ideas. The playful music video captures the essence of the song, set on a tennis court with a diverse group of bachelorettes.
Gilberto Santa Rosa, Debut y Segunda Tanda, Vol. 2 (B2B Music)
“El Caballero de la Salsa” Gilberto Santa Rosa releases Debut y Segunda Tanda Vol. II, a mix of new songs and reinterpretations of past hits. The album showcases Santa Rosa’s unmistakable style and voice, making it perfect for any Latin New Year’s Eve party.
Kevin Kaarl, “Esta Noche” (Kevin Kaarl)
“Esta Noche” by Kevin Kaarl is an ultra-nostalgic song that brings back the magic of ’90s pop and rock en español. The emotional and vivid lyrics, along with Kaarl’s soothing vocals, make this track a standout. The music video is part of a trilogy that will culminate in a short film.
Leo Rizzi & Lasso, “QUEBRANTO” (Atlantic Records Spain)
Leo Rizzi and Lasso collaborate on “QUEBRANTO,” a pop single that captures the essence of South American rock from the ’80s. The lyrics speak of finding a way out of pain and the desire for redemption, while the music video transports us back to that nostalgic era.
Listen to more editors’ Latin recommendations in the playlist below:
FAQs
Q: What is New Music Latin?
A: New Music Latin is a compilation of the best new Latin songs and albums recommended by Billboard Latin and Billboard Español editors.
Q: Who are some of the featured artists in New Music Latin?
A: Some of the featured artists include Quevedo, Maluma, Grupo Frontera, Gilberto Santa Rosa, Kevin Kaarl, Leo Rizzi, and Lasso.
Q: Where can I listen to the recommended songs?
A: You can listen to the recommended songs on the Spotify playlist embedded in the article.
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