This week, Billboard’s New Music Latin roundup and playlist — curated by Billboard Latin and Billboard Español editors — features fresh new music from artists such as Paulo Londra, Ángela Aguilar, and Mario Bautista, to name a few.
Ready for a throwback? Mexican boy band Magneto — consisting of original members Elías, Mauri, Alan, Tono, and Alex — made a long-awaited comeback after 25 years of not releasing new music. The 90s ensemble unleashed “Prender El Fuego Otra Vez,” which is a great way to describe this moment: lighting a fire again.
In his regional Mexican era, Mario Bautista marks a new beginning with Fénix. “It took me years to return to Mario Alberto [his real name], and give him the wheel,” the Mexican singer-songwriter told Billboard about the album. “Nowadays, that brings me joy and peace, and ‘Fénix’ represents this new stage, this rebirth.”
Other new releases include Paulo Londra’s “Paracaídas,” Ángela Aguilar’s mariachi ballad “Gotitas Saladas,” Cimafunk’s “Pretty, Chino Pacas’ “Mami Chula,” among many others.
Last week, music fans voted for Feid’s “Sorry 4 That Much,” generating more than 65% of the votes and beating out other releases that dropped, including Natti Natasha’s “Quiéreme Menos,” Christian Nodal’s “Kbron y Medio,” Joaquina’s “Pesimista” and Fariana and Oro Solido’s “El Caballito,” plus a new joint EP by Maluma and Blessd, titled 1 of 1. Coming in second place on the poll was J Balvin and Chencho Corleone’s “Polvo de tu Vida” with 28% of the vote.
Who should win this week? Vote among new releases by ROBI, Magneto, and more, below: