Grupo Frontera & Fuerza Regida predict the rise of Cumbia, Latin Afrobeat, and Corridos Experimentation in 2024. The text highlights specific artists and tracks that showcase these trends.
Courtesy of Grupo Frontera & Fuerza Regida teams have predicted some of the Latin music trends that we believe will take off this year based on their momentum from 2024.that cumbia music in all its entirety and subgenres (chicha, sonidera, norteña, villera, etc) will see a massive growth.
Indeed, cumbia was hot, especially amongst Argentinean artists: Nicki Nicole released “Ojos Verdes,” Tiago PZK teamed up with Ke Personajes for “Piel” and Puerto Rican rapper Myke Towers got experimental on “Los Depuro” with L-Gante, an innovative fusion between cumbia RKT and reggaetón.For their 2024 album, Fuerza Regida teamed up with renowned DJs such as Major Lazer, ALOK, AFROJACK, and Gordo, for various EDM-infused bangers. Los Esquivel, Grupo Firme, Grupo Marca Registrada, and DannyLux, among others, also delivered club-ready tracks last year.Latin Afrobeat, for example, not only became a very popular rhythm in 2024 but also dominated the charts. With viral hits “Ohnana” and “UWAIE,” Colombian newcomer Kapo entered three charts: Hot Latin Songs, Global 200, and Global Excl. U.S. Boza and Elena Rose also made waves with their breakout single “Orion,” which hit No. 2 on the Latin Pop Airplay chart.Corridos ExperimentationA few years ago, corridos and reggaetón were distinct genres that rarely merged into any sort of fusion. However, Latin urban superstars like Nicky Jam, Bad Bunny, and Arcángel began to famously dabble in regional Mexican music in recent years. Alongside this, a new experimentally driven branch of corridos, predominantly led by Mexicans and Mexican Americans, is beginning to take shape. Experimentations from Fuerza Regida, like their reggaetón-tinged “Nel,” Sebastian Esquivel’s heavy electro corridos catalog, and Ivan Cornejo’s latest album, which merges sierreño music with electric guitar, exemplify this expanding música mexicana soun
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