Un Reggaetón Bélico? Ryan Castro and Luis R. Conriquez Drop ‘Plebita’

The set likewise tape-recorded a corrido throughout a studio session previously this year

After going viral with his”Dembow Bélico,” Luis R. Conrquiz is prepared for a brand-new category. On Friday, the Mexican corrido vocalist signed up with Ryan Castro for “Plebita.”

The video for the track sees both stars singing about rocking high-end brand names and blasting “corridos en la troca” as they play poker and chess while surrounded by a group of pals.

“I’m so pleased to share this single with the upper class of Mexico as soon as again,” Castro informs Wanderer“This time, I’m accompanied by among the fantastic exponents of Mexican music. There’s absolutely nothing more to do than to continue working since this blend in between Colombia and Mexico is causing a great deal of favorable things in the market.”

Back in September, the duo shared a video of themselves in the studio, dancing along to what appeared to be a corrido, more in the design of Conriquez. Castro composed on Instagram, “Reggaeton for the children or a corrido bélico? What do individuals desire?”

The 2 stars likewise shared a video of themselves singing along to “Plebita” by a swimming pool quickly after they tape-recorded the track. Castro formerly dealt with Peso Pluma on “Quema” back in July.

The Conriquez track is the most recent in a string of collabs for Castro, who signed up with Maldy on “Chichi Pana” previously this month. He likewise signed up with Bad Gyal and Ovy on the Drums for “Ghetto Princess,” Feid on “Ritmo de Medallo,” and Karol G on Bichota Season‘s “Una Noche en Medellín.”

Conriquez, on the other hand, dropped “De Fresa y Coco” with Edgardo Nuñez, “Sin Tanto Royo” with Tito Double P, and “Con Un Golpe de Suerte” with Mario Bautista. Conriquez’s tune “Dembow Bélico,” launched in June, has actually been going viral this fall after Canelo Álvarez danced to the tune throughout an afterparty of his battle versus Jermell Charlo on Sept. 30.