Latin music scene sees major new releases from Ozuna, Kapo, and Thalía

A diverse array of new Latin music releases has emerged this week, featuring prominent artists across various genres. Puerto Rican singer Ozuna has returned to trap with the song ‘Más de tres’, a track exploring emotional distance and relationship complications. Ozuna currently maintains over 53 million monthly listeners on Spotify and holds a Latin Grammy nomination for ‘Una aventura’.

Colombian artist Kapo released ‘PLAYA FRÍA’, an afrobeat track focused on moving on after a breakup. Kapo, known for hits like ‘Ohnana’, is also a Latin Grammy contender in the urban performance category. Meanwhile, Mexican group Grupo Firme collaborated with Herencia de Grandes on ‘Amor de antes’, a norteño ballad inspired by traditional courtship.

In a cross-cultural collaboration, Mexican singer Thalía and Argentine artist Luck Ra released a cordobés cuarteto version of the classic ‘¿A quién le importa?’. Additionally, the artist formerly known as Domelipa has released her debut album, and the group SFDK is preparing for a new record release.