Happy Friday! The weekend is here, and summer is right around the corner. As always, HOLA! has your weekly roundup of the hottest releases dropped this week from A-list names and rising stars. Get your playlist ready and let’s have some fun.
Maná & Carín León – Vivir sin aire
Fresh off their historic Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nomination, MANÁ reimagines “Vivir Sin Aire” alongside regional Mexican powerhouse Carín León. The track marks the final release from NOCHES DE CANTINA, a long-awaited project where MANÁ reinvents their classics with Latin music’s biggest voices, including Christian Nodal, Alejandro Fernández, Joy, and more. First released in 1992, the beloved ballad gets a new resurgence as Fher Olvera and León bring it back to life.
Gloria Estefan – Agua Dulce
After being honored at the American Music Awards as a pioneer crossover artist, Gloria Estefan is back in her tropical era with Raíces, her first Spanish-language album in 18 years, and a love letter to her Cuban roots. She calls it “a modern Mi Tierra,” blending Caribbean rhythms she grew up with while honoring legends like Celia Cruz and La Lupe. One of the tracks with a sweet melody is “Agua Dulce.”
Goyo, Zaider – Volver a Verte
GOYO is tapping into her roots again with “Volver a Verte,” a feel-good Afrobeat collab with rising Colombian artist Zaider. The track is a love letter to the special people in your life. It comes with a touching music video, with GOYO flipping through a family photo album and celebrating core memories and those who have passed.
Bellakath, Fariana, Mariah Angeliq & Climax – MESA QUE MAS APLAUDA REMIX(fem version)
After her fun performance at Sueños Festival in Chicago on Saturday, Bellakath brings together Fariana, Mariah Angeliq, and Climax for a femme remix of the iconic “El Za Za Za (Mesa que mas aplauda).” Like the original, it will have you ready to dance and get the party started.
Aitana, Danny Ocean – HOY ES TU CUMPLEAÑOS
Aitana’s album CUARTO AZUL is full of raw emotion, but one of the standout moments comes on “Hoy Es Tu cumpleaños” with Venezuelan hitmaker Danny Ocean. The duo weaves heartache and reflection with Aitana’s intimate vocals and Ocean’s unique sound.
Miley Cyrus – Easy Lover
Miley Cyrus’s ninth studio album, Something Beautiful, is finally here! The multifaceted artist never misses, and this release is no different. The 13-track album showcases her mature sound, blending genres such as rock, pop, and disco. She’s also released stunning visuals like “Easy Lover,” where she truly looks like a dream as she sings about a love that drives you crazy but fulfills all your needs.
Los Aptos – Adams Family
Los Aptos just dropped their fifth album, TEMPORADAS, and it’s a full-on genre blend with hints of indie, regional, pop, and even country. Their new focus single “ADAMS FAMILY” leans into that signature Los Aptos sound. “‘Adams Family’ is a song about ur partner loving and accepting all of you, even the bad traits. It speaks on sort of being toxic and carrying demons with you. That’s why I was inspired to play with the idea of Adam’s family as a metaphor. Also, it fits with the dark, melancholy vibe of the song. It was a fun song to make,” songwriter Juan Ortega said about the inspiration.
Kany García, Lia Kali – Huir
Kany García and Lia Kaliare are ready to bring chills down your spine with “Huir.” Their voices are truly angelic in this passionate and emotional song as they harmonize with ease and show off their unique tone and power.
Santana, Grupo Frontera – Me Retiro
Carlos Santana and Grupo Frontera team up for the first time on “Me Retiro,” turning heartbreak into a danceable track. With Payo Solís pouring his heart out and Santana’s signature guitar lighting up every note, it’s a cross-generational anthem that blends norteño soul with rock legend heat. Written by Latin GRAMMY winner Edgar Barrera, you know it’s going to be a banger.
Remp – Coronar
Regional Mexican rising star Remp releases“Coronar,” a bold new single that blends norteño grit with hip-hop swagger. After going viral with “Don Dimadon” alongside Óscar Maydon, Remp’s signature electrocorridos-dembow style is truly his own.
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