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Los Ángeles Azules & Kenia Os’ ‘Una Nada Más’ and More Best New Music Latin
New Music Latin is a compilation of the best new Latin songs and albums recommended by Billboard editors. Check out this week’s picks.
Bronco injects its signature grupera style into the sultry “Matame de A Poquito,” while Ximena Sariñana lends her voice to the irresistibly upbeat “Cosita Guapa.” “Sí A Todo” pulses with a villera edge, and Grupo Ráfaga closes the album with “Como Duele,” a horn-blaring anthem that encapsulates the genre’s communal joy and heartbreak. Los Ángeles Azules continue on their captivating collaboration streak, this time teaming up with Mexican pop star Kenia Os on “Una Nada Más,” which loosely translates to “one more and nothing else.” Produced by Juanjo Martín, Yoby Zúñiga, and Rodolfo Lugo, the sensual cumbia sonidera — powered by weeping accordions, trumpets and percussion — spotlights forbidden love with a chemistry so strong that it goes beyond only one night. With a rhythmic sound featuring the Mazatlán group’s signature instruments accompanying the heartfelt quality that the Puerto Rican star brings to his performance, the song showcases the best of both worlds, making it a joyful listening experience for anyone, regardless of their musical tastes.
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