The video was created by the Colombian production company 36 Grados. Along with the album, CQT released the music video for the opening track “Vuelve,” showing a powerful lyrical dance portraying themes of distancing as it speaks to the world’s current situation. It’s a nice change that allows us to dream,” Goyo recently told Billboard’s Leila Cobo of the album that also includes collabs with Dalex, Lyanno, and Rauw Alejandro. The album includes the already-released tracks “Fresa,” “Humano,” “Que Me Baile” featuring Becky G, “Pa’ Olvidarte” and its party-starting remix featuring Manuel Turizo, Zion & Lennox and Farruko. “For me, this is more time to be able to return to the basics, to the essence, and have time to grow a little more on the artistic side.

“Music is the best therapy and the best way to overcome hard times,” the group discloses. The album’s concept, which according to an official statement is “from our house to the entire community” and made with great love, is meant to help listeners get through the global health crisis. The made-at-home, colorful album, which in part was born during the quarantine, is home to 11 tracks that take fans on a personal journey with the Colombian group. Check out this week’s picks below.ĬhocQuibTown, ChocQuib House (Sony Music Latin)ĬhocQuibTown presents its sixth studio album, ChocQuib House via Sony Music Latin, highlighting once again their distinguishable Afrobeat and music of the Pacific rhythms and fusions. “First Stream Latin” is a compilation of the best new Latin songs, albums and videos recommended by the Billboard Latin editors.

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