Tell us about the song you performed today on COLORS, and how it gives us a sneak peek into your upcoming album.
The song is called “PIDA LO QUE QUIERA MAMI”.It’s a special track, I think of it as the bellybutton of the album. At first listen, it might sound simple, just one progression and a few elements—but there’s a lot of detail, like the vocal top lines or the Carrasca you hear, which was recorded live by Sebitas. Things like this add a unique, personal touch.
“PIDA LO QUE QUIERA MAMI” is special because it holds the DNA of all I’ve learned about releasing music so far. It’s like a blank canvas that I included in the album, which is why I call it the bellybutton, it’s that one song you never get tired of listening to.
I’m excited to release this project because it’s the first time I’m releasing something where I’m the producer, mixing engineer, and lyricist—I did everything.
What inspired you to take on handling every part of this album yourself?
I’ve always considered myself a producer, but I never had the guts to say it.
This project is special to me because it’s tailor-made to exactly what I had in mind. I’ve made albums throughout my career with my friends; DJ Juancho, Jowan, Rolo, Sky Rompiendo, and others— but sometimes, when multiple people are involved in a project, your original idea transforms, but in this case, I wanted it to be a pure idea, my idea. This new album is truly unique; it’s a handcrafted piece made in Colombia.
My personal challenge for 2025 has been to do things I didn’t have the willpower to do before; things I lacked discipline for or the musical knowledge of. I dedicated my time to learning more, going deeper, and understanding myself.
What other goals do you have for this year? What is inspiring you?
Right now, our focus is coming to Europe and developing our audience. We’re actually in the middle of a tour while doing this interview. It’s a part of the world that has always intrigued us. We wanted to come here, make an impact, and break language barriers– invite people to just feel the music. A lot of people say it’s all about the vibe, or about the sounds, and that it doesn’t matter what the lyrics say. It’s about transmitting something to people through the melodies.
That’s the goal: Europe, Asia, Africa, and beyond.
