Tomorrow.

 

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Hm 'Yo x Ti, Tu x Mi' was one of her worst for me so I'm slightly worried about that clip, as it sounds similarly super repetitive with edited vox. Although it does sound like more of a fast-paced banger type song, maybe that will work more. Obviously can't judge too much on a tiny clip, hope the full thing will be a good'un ~

oh love how she releases tracks so out of the blue

no clue what the title means (and Im originally from Spain) :D

This is so lit *.*

Here's the song as it wasn't posted yet x

 

 

Another great single from her, back to a less commercial sound again after collecting her latest reggaetón sellout cheque :D seriously though I'm glad she is still putting out more 'experimental' stuff alongside the streaming bait. Would love to hear more of this dark / industrial-y (ish) sound from her. Preferably on a song that's slightly longer than this one. xx

This bangs *.* I like her "sellout" side too as Aute Cuture is probs my fave of hers to date, but I love when she experiments more like this. Wasn't sure first listen but it really worms it way into your heart.

I actually prefer her more commercial stuff, still nothing beats Malamente for me

Her more commercial songs are still better than the equivalent by practically any other Latin pop artist so I don't mind it at all ('Milionària' is still her only single that I've not cared for), I'd just hate to see her reduced to only releasing that when she's capable of much more interesting/unique stuff.

I like this and it's a plus that it's less commercial than her recent tracks released this year. I also prefer this over "Yo x Ti, Tú x Mi", which is my least favourite single from her so far.

Gesaffelstein has remixed the track.

 

I thought this sounded like it was going to either be amazing or totally ruin the song depending on which Gesaffelstein we got.

 

We got the good one. *.*

She has the Grimes/Sophie/Twin Shadow syndrome of being alternative-y artists that are at their best when they sellout imo x

I've been in Spain for the last weeks and it's crazy how popular she is, never seen anything like that

everybody knows Malamente, from grandmas to kids, and even if you use the expression "malamente" randomly in a sentence

people reply "tra tra" :D

Add this last week there and it's really good, not quite hit me the same as Aute Cuture yet but could do in the coming weeks.